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@jellofishxo Does the private pre-K have a private K option? You could always send him to private school for kindergarten which is probably still cheaper than daycare, and then if he excels switch to public school for 1st grade, and if he still needs some development you could do public kinder...

@klivermnow This is the perfect description. Thanks for sharing, I'll totally be using this.

@jellofishxo Yes, my 6 year old looks like an 8 year old but he's a gentle giant, which is probably why he hasn't had the same issue with getting in trouble. He's a rule follower though so I hope he doesn't turn into an enforcer! Luckily this won't be an issue for you, but we had to deal with...

@jellofishxo Looks like I'm the opposite of a lot of these comments - My Sept baby missed the cutoff by 3 weeks and started kinder at almost 6. We hated not sending him the year prior because he seemed on par with all of the other kids at daycare that went at 5, he's huge so now he's...

@robertharris Most of my big kid ideas are STEM-based but otherwise not very granola. If you don't have them - magna-tiles. Not the off-brand, even Piccasso tiles, they don't work as well. Go whole hog on the name brand full set of magna-tiles. My now 7 year old got them as a gift when he was...

@nowforever Apparently I'm in the minority when I say it was worse than cancelling Comcast. But I'm in a urban/suburban area with lots of other local options, so when they royally screwed up my first order I had no reservations about immediately cancelling. Given that I only made the one order...

@kee04 In eggs I usually do pennies, loose jelly beans, goldfish, smaller candies, stickers/tattoos. I got inspiration from Busy Toddler and put things in the Easter Basket I would normally buy them anyway for spring/summer, like a new swim suit, sunglasses, chalk, goggles, etc. One year I got a...

@katrina2017 Kid in daycare and kindergarten. I don't trust those dirty shirts, plus they go through a LOT of wipes right now.

@dobsonsdogs We're done cloth diapering, but still love our cloth wipes. I have some in each of the kids bedrooms and have trained them to use the wipes instead of kleenex and throw them in their regular laundry basket. My son, age 6, now gives my husband a look and says "Dad, using a tissue...