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Building Your Child’s Language Skills

By Karen Frick | November 14, 2016

Building Your Child’s Language Skills By Karen A. Francioso-Howe, MS CCC Communication is so important in a toddler’s life. The child can now use language to express her wants…

Backyard Winter Fun!

By Childrens Museum | February 10, 2016

“Did it snow?” The first words out of my daughter’s mouth in the morning when she’d heard there was a chance of snow the night before. “When can I go…

Exploring Music Helps Kids Learn

By Childrens Museum | January 7, 2016

There is no greater joy for me as a music educator than to see one of my students really “click” with an activity. Whether it be singing, playing with rhythm…

Trim the Holidays, Not the Fun!

By Childrens Museum | December 14, 2015

The Holiday season often revolves around our traditions and the belief systems they revolve around. This season is also a time for family, friends and feeling good! As with most things,…

Magical Memories

By Childrens Museum | December 4, 2015

During December and January, the Children’s Museum in Easton will celebrate the holiday season and the importance of providing good help to those in need. The Museum’s Magical Memories is a…

Curing the Holiday Gimmies

By Childrens Museum | November 27, 2015

The holidays are fast approaching and “to-do” lists are reaching new lengths. During the busiest time of the year, it becomes even more important to take a deep breath and…

How To Build Self Esteem in Children

By Childrens Museum | November 24, 2015

As individuals, we often strive to master the balance between nourishment and exercise, and as parents, we are forever trying to teach our children what it means to live a…

Holiday Etiquette for Children

By Childrens Museum | November 23, 2015

Do you want your child to have the best table manners of the season? With the holiday season in full swing, parents are rushing around and getting caught up in…