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One of our favorite books. It’s great in English, just as appealing in Spanish.
If you are trying to find some classics in Spanish, for your youngster, this is a must. It has the typical Seuss nuances, but with a little picante, spice! Even if you are not fluent in Spanish, don’t be daunted. It’s an easy read and your child will simply love it.
I needed a mental break.
I needed to step away.
My child needed to be, well, dare I say, A CHILD!
I had been working diligently, between projects, and household chores, to fill every crevice of his brain with letters, numbers and logic. I overwhelmed him and almost took the joy of learning from him.
He is a bright bulb; he glows on his own, as he is a curious, questioning child. Needless to say, I need to step back and let him breath. He knows his alphabet, can count and can even speak to me in Spanish, what more can I ask for?
