We received one of the littleBLUEPRINT “I have a Plan” books for kids in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are our own. To be Safe at Home, I have a Plan Kids thrive on routine and predictability. Sure,...
When my oldest daughter was 3, she pointed to a mini-Christmas tree decoration at our local supermarket with excitement. “Can we get a tree?” she asked. “No, sweetie,” I explained, “we’re Jewish.” After further pleading failed to sway me, she...
There’s A Book For That Sent on: December 4th, 2013 Posted in: Articles, Learning + Play Sometimes a picture book can explain things better than you can. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up a few helpful stories that you may want...
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I am excited to share with you readers today about littleBLUEPRINT, the collection of customizable Have A Plan™ Books for kids. This new children’s book series was created under the advisement of Dr. Dan Siegel, world-renowned neuropsychiatrist, best-selling author and professor...
“Just one more story, puleeeease?” “I’m thirsty” “Five more minutes!” Bedtime is my most cherished and trying time of day. I love cuddling in a chair with my kids and reading that extra chapter. But the bedtime period is tough,...
Books by little BLUEPRINT help children get through times of transition or change. What should you do when your parents divorce, it’s time to sleep, or it’s time to celebrate the holidays? Little BLUEPRINT puts your child in charge of these changes by...
Everything is easier if you have a plan. And that goes for kids, too – especially for kids. After all, everything in their young lives is new and strange (some things more than others), and having a plan to fall...
We have all seen different types of personalized books that put your children’s names (and things about them) within a story. Some of these books can be very simple, while others are extremely detailed. Recently, we discovered a terrific set...
Little BLUEPRINT empowers children through personalized books. The following is a guest post from Katherine Eskovitz, founder of little BLUEPRINT. When my daughter was two, she went to pre-school for the first time, and I thought it was one of the...