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If you have a little one turning 3–5 soon, maybe with speech or developmental delays, and you’re planning for Kinder next year, please take this to heart: You don’t have to have it all figured out right now.
June was messy, tiring, and full of surprises.. as in COVID surprises! Plus deadlines, Theodore getting sick twice. But we showed up, finished what mattered, and stayed grateful. Even when it’s hard, grace carries us. Here’s to more little dots connected,...
June is here! bringing rainy days (in the PH), indooe playtime, and Father’s Day moments to cherish! This month’s free downloads include a Busy Book and a sweet Father’s Day Activity Pack to celebrate dads and keep learning light and fun all month lo...
Celebrate Mother’s Day with our sweet and simple printable Activity Book! Filled with memory-making pages, creative prompts, and toddler-friendly fun, it’s a beautiful way for little ones to show Mom just how much she’s loved.
Teaching life skills to toddlers builds more than good habits. It builds confidence, responsibility, and independence. Start small, celebrate every effort, and watch your little one grow into a capable, proud learner, one task at a time.
Hop into learning this Easter with our 10-page printable activity book! Packed with tracing, coloring, counting, and creative fun, this free resource is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. Simple, sweet, and made with love for learning at home.
March was quiet, but steady. Theodore’s learning became more consistent, and I was reminded why I started this blog in the first place, not for attention, but to serve. Little Dots Learning was built with love, for moms like me, one quiet step at a time....
Free learning templates here! Download now and keep your toddler engaged at home.
February was a month of celebrations. From his birthday joy to starting 1-on-1 tutoring, we had milestones and challenges, including screen time struggles and finding the right learning balance.
January was a month of adjustments, slow progress, mom guilt, and lots of ‘NOs’! To all the moms feeling a little off-track, you’re not alone. Keep going!