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@ericguitarman You get more in tune with each other, she learns my quirks and I learned hers. It makes the days easier. Also since being able to walk and even crawl she’s been more independent.

@testallthings This might not work because I didn’t think it would for us but it did. We swaddled her and put her down in the bassinet. Start off for 5 minutes here and there when their chill, then when they’re drifting off to sleep. They’re going to wake up and cry but just let them for five...

@pzero39 Allergies are horrible right now unfortunately; also we live in an area where it gets extremely hot and humid so it’s not ideal for being outside too long. We do a lot of indoor play with the local children’s museum though and take advantage of their daily activities

@notly1988 I’ll probably start it at that age, I’m just looking to structure our days better. We currently do puzzles, coloring, music, etc. but I just want some more education in there.

@jordondop We’re working on emotions right now, with faces knowing the basics happy and sad. She also knows how to count to 2 and what 2 things are (she’ll grab something, put one down and say one, put another down and say two then clap). And I’ll have to look into those things, thanks!

My daughter will be 2 later this year. But she’s pretty smart in comparison to other children I’ve known at her age (that’s not me bragging, just giving you the reason to want to start this) and so I want to start a school-like system in our home after her birthday once I see where she stands in...