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Once in a while we try to take our children to a bookstore. We love bookstores. We love what they stand for, we relish the smell of books, and we enjoy the atmosphere that always seems to leave this positive vibe with us throughout the weekend. We don’t visit our bookstores nearly enough, which is Continue reading →

Recent numbers have shown that fewer teens and young adults are reading recreationally. It seems as though the value of a good book has been forgotten by an entire generation. Campaigns and articles have been made up to try and combat this downward trend. Promoting reading to your children is an on going process and Continue reading →

At Little Fun Club we read a lot of children’s books. Not only do we read books to our own children every day, we read each book sent to our subscribers so we can compile a box that is as perfect as can be. Deliveries are a very exciting time at Little Fun Club. Every Continue reading →

From brushing their teeth to making their beds, as parents we wish to promote healthy habits for our children. We also want to promote healthy learning habits as soon as possible so that our children will become productive and well rounded adults. A Boy Called Dickens by Deborah Hopkinson is a wonderful way to include Continue reading →

Interest in infant linguistics has shown a recent spike since our first blog post, and new mommies should be aware of the recent research. From television to radio and from biology to psychology, everyone is talking about the importance of speaking to your newborn. As parents, you wish to provide your child with the best Continue reading →

In the world of iPads, smart phones, YouTube, and Minecraft how do you keep your child interested in quality content? How do you avoid exposing him or her to mind numbing stuff? How do you balance the daily intake of technology? What can you do to ensure they are not watching a toy review or Continue reading →

Education is the one of the most important steps of development. However, it seems strange that such weight and pressure is pressed into just one form of growth. Creativity is just as critical as a formal education.

As parents, we work hard to raise happy and successful children. However, there is no handbook to tell us how this can be achieved. There never was. Over ages society came up with different tools that can help us to achieve the goal of raising accomplished adults. In our opinion books are the perfect examples Continue reading →

Reading with your child has many benefits. Some benefits are more obvious than others, and some may be more longterm than others. Overall, the value of reading is infinite and the opportunity to educate our children should be cherished. Through reading, your child will develop stronger language and communication skills. Even as adults, we are Continue reading →

For thousands of years, art has been the primary form of human expression and entertainment. The ability to understand and analyze art is a revered skill set to have in this day and age. So how do you, as a parent, get your child ready to learn more about the arts? The answer is simple: Continue reading →