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- Symphony Serenade - O Say You ...
Seattle Symphony
Saturday, May 9 at 9:30am - Symphony Serenade - O Say You ...
Seattle Symphony
Friday, May 8 at 9:30am - Symphony Serenade- Swing Me Up...
Seattle Symphony
Saturday, March 21 at 9:30am - Symphony Serenade - Swing Me U...
Seattle Symphony
Friday, March 20 at 9:30am - Open Play at Main Redmond Studio
Redmond Town Center I-106
Tuesday, March 3 at 11:30am - Open Play - Redmond Town Center
Redmond Town Center Main Studio
Sunday, January 4 at 2:30pm - Open Play - Redmond Town Cente...
Redmond Town Center
Saturday, January 3 at 2:30pm - Open Play @ Studio3Music Studio
Studio3Music Studio at Redmond Town...
Monday, December 15 at 4:30pm - Announcing a new Meetup for Op...
Redmond Town Center
Tuesday, December 9 at 4:30pm - Open Play for newborn - wobble...
Redmond Town Center
Monday, December 8 at 2:30pm
On a hot summer play day, my kids and I love to linger longer at the beach, park or around the neighbor’s backyard inflatable pool where we’re all enjoying our friends. “Ok, we’re leaving in 15 minutes,” I say half-heartedly every hour or so...
My family loves elephants. As a child, my sister lovingly called them “ah-tah-tah’s.” My children and I always go to see these social, loving, and intelligent mammals as our first stop at the zoo...
Tonight I looked up at the stars with a new sense of awe and wonder. Stars have always inspired music, poetry, and childhood wishes. They provide a natural compass pointing to North at night and East and West during the day. Our most favorite star, the sun, gives us life sustaining heat and light...
Does your life feel like a circus? Does it seem you’re living in a zoo? Are you busy, busy, busy...
Part 1: Who’s in Charge of My Actions? I’m frequently asked why Imagine That! is a drop-off class instead of a mommy-and-me class like Our Time and Village. One of the main answers relates to confusion with authority figures...
Okay, so my posting has fallen behind this past week or so. But I’ve left my flu-ridden bed behind finally, andhopefully will be back to posting every couple of days. And I know last time I posted I promised you a fun and easy Aboriginal craft or two. So here’s the first one...
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Ellen Johnson okay I felt I had to write this as it's the 1st time (yes 1st ) in the nearly 3 years we've been coming to see Miss Allison in Village, Our Time and soon to be Imagine That (?) anyway, for the last few weeks, Alexander (nearly 3) has been talking to her some times (you have to know at this point that he has a treated speech delay) so talking to ANYONE is big big obstacle for him, but to Miss Allison? unheard of literally, it was getting exciting on Thursday's Our time class when we were doing the 'Zoo Train' and her was getting really brave and showing her all his achievements, then he saw her 'do' a Giraffe. He LOVED it, talked about it at home then came to my Daughter's class today and commented on it again to her. then later on during snuggle time (after a couple of other significant steps) he indicated ever so subtly that he'd like to cuddle with her, Miss Allison was THERE asked him sort of passively then whipped him perfectly into her arms. I, meanwhile was practically ... tbc
When our first child was born a few weeks before Christmas, staying home was Unthinkable. I was bound and determined for him to meet his extended family who lived a plane ride away. So I packed up our newborn and ALL his paraphernalia and boarded the flight to Chicago, solo...
Anita Faull Somebody's having a BIRTHDAY! It's somebody special... it's....Analiisa!
In my last blog, “A Case for Conquering Home Chaos,” I promised a few of my favorite organizing resources & ideas. One of my favorite books is Home Comforts: The Art and Science of Keeping House, by Cheryl Mendelson...
For ten years now, I’ve been making the 45 minute drive from Mountlake Terrace to Redmond to go to Kindermusik with my three children. Two are now graduated. A few days ago I went to MY last class with my last child. Oh, she’s not done. But I am...
For those of you taking Zoo Train this spring, you’ll hear a didgeridoo during the song “Drover’s Dream”. You can clearly hear it at the beginning and the end of the piece. The didgeridoo is an instrument played by the Aborigines of northern Australia...
As the school year is winding down, many of us are attempting to regain control of our homes. We’re sorting and storing school stuff, shuttling junk off to the thrift store, planning for a garage sale. I was recently invited to an evening dedicated to the art of home organization...
I did promise this information a couple of weeks ago on a Tuesday, but then I got completely sideswiped with the start of the Spring Mini Session. Sorry about that, and thanks for your email reminders for me to finish...
When parenting my first born, I was often overwhelmed. Not only was I responsible for the well-being of this tiny person, but there was a staggering amount of brand new information to assimilate. My pre-parenting career had provided woefully little contact with infants...
My son Isaac had a brief romance with the book How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague, but I think we’ve read that one into retirement (for now). His new favorite book is Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney. The title alone makes me giggle a bit...
From birth on, your baby has been on a mission to grow and go. Once he rolls, he wants to crawl, when he walks, he wants to run. Working to master a new motion, a baby will let nothing get in the way of this progress...
I’m continually amazed at parental instinct. Quite unconsciously, we often behave in ways that concur with healthy development of our children. Picture a daddy tossing his little baby up in the air and catching her to the sound of her utterly joyful giggles...
“It’s coming for me!” shrieked Colin at age 2 1/2. Hiding behind our front door, he peered toward the front steps in pure terror. Instantly, my mama adrenaline kicked in. I leaped from my garden toward the front ready to defeat and defend. Instead, I stood staring in confusion...
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