Monday, May 19, 2008

What does your toddler crave?

I am all summer classes all the time this week. Today, I am thinking about ZOO TRAIN and CREATURES AT THE OCEAN! - these are our two classes for children 18-36 months this summer. Both are full of wonderful music, pretend play, movement, dance, drama, cuddling, and learning. You don't want the summer to speed by without some one on one time with your child. Check our website for the schedule or just give Helen a call (952-412-0265)

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Meet Molly

With all of the challenges we are facing, with economic and natural disasters happening all around, here is an uplifting story about Molly. The horse who survived Katrina and worse. Now she stands as an example of how to forge ahead and make a difference.

Thanks for sending me this story Uncle Donald

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Minnesota Orchestra plays for Free

The Minnesota Orchestra is kicking off its three-week Percussion Festival with a FREE concert on Peavey Plaza. Join music Director Osmo Vanska and the Orchestra for lunch at noon on May 21.
Preschool is over, take a field trip - jump on the light rail from the 28th street station - or from the MOA transit stations (under Bloomingdales), the train runs about every 10 minutes. Take it all the way to the Nicollet Mall. then stroll down the Mall to Orchestra Hall - Peavey Plaza is just next door.

60 Minutes BEFORE the concert music will begin - come early and enjoy Mu Daiko, a local Japanese Taiko drumming group. BIG DRUMS - you will like it!!

If it rains, the concert will be held indoors at Orchestra Hall.

Monday, May 12, 2008

Zoo Train

I could not be happier to have found this sweet on-line store called Crocodile Creek - the art of play, where I found this wild animals puzzle.

It reminds me of my favorite summer camp to share with your kids called ZOO TRAIN! There is no better combination than your child, zoo animals and trains. Don't wait, register now for ZOO TRAIN - coming up on Tuesdays in June.

Contact me at: helen.peterson@mchsi.com or call me at 952-412-0265 for more information

Thursday, May 08, 2008

I Love the World

Do you love the whole world?
Click HERE to see more of it

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Happy Birthday Brahms


Happy Birthday to Johannes Brahms. Who has put more babies to sleep than he could ever have dreamed.

Click HERE to hear a nice a capella version with altered lyrics which are sweet.

These are the lyrics Brahms intended:
Lullaby and good night, with roses bedight
With lilies o'er spread is baby's wee bed
Lay thee down now and rest, may thy slumber be blessed
Lay thee down now and rest, may thy slumber be blessed

Lullaby and good night, thy mother's delight
Bright angels beside my darling abide
They will guard thee at rest, thou shalt wake on my breast
They will guard thee at rest, thou shalt wake on my breast




http://acappella.colormaria.com/3850LCD/3850LCD%5EBrahms_Lullaby.mp3

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Jumping Beans!

Jumping Beans is the Kindermusik Class for Preschool kids this JUNE. Pictured on the front is Diego - he walks around his village in Peru, looking for things that could make instruments but his family always asks that he "find a quieter instrument." That is what we will be doing each day. Along with introducing the keyboard in a 4 year old friendly way, having a fun filled music lesson, enjoying fresh air outside, we will also be making a new instrument each day, just like Diego. Allow Kindermusik to stretch your child's mind this summer as we sing, dance, play and create.

Click here
to register for the June session of Jumping Beans!

Monday, May 05, 2008

International Children's Festival

I am so excited to share the information about the FLNT HILLS 2008 INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL. It is held at the Ordway in St. Paul on Saturday May 31 and Sunday June 1. There are shows from all over the world - lots of free outdoor concerts but all performances in side the center are just $5,00 - all shows, all seats.

This is a great opportunity to go see some live music with your kids - and it is less than a movie! More to come later on my picks for your little ones.

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Family: Weekend update

Lorelei has a great time at the Burnsville Highschool Prom with Zach.
Tucker is confirmed this weekend along with 477 other kids from Hosanna.


Thursday, May 01, 2008

Happy May Day!

Make your own May Day picture at ART PAD - its fun!

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Today. . .


. . . is National Oatmeal Cookie Day. Here is my favorite recipe (thanks Martha)

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Top Ten

TOP 10 REASONS TO REGISTER FOR
SUMMER CAMP TODAY!

Rhythms of the Land
  1. Summer is longer than we remember.
  2. Music makes any day great.
  3. Music is good for us!
  4. Music makes us all happy!
  5. New songs for summer.
  6. Your child is getting ready for preschool, in the fall
  7. Outside music making is a blast!
  8. Crafting
  9. Introduction to Keyboarding.
  10. We LOVE you!

Call Helen to talk about your child and find just the right class: 952-412-0265

Monday, April 28, 2008

Telling the truth

Alright, I have clearly been having a bloggers block - that has lasted several months. It lives with thoughts like, "oh, nobody wants to hear this." or " I am sure everyone has already seen that." These strange thoughts pop upout of no where and seem to make decisions independent of my input.

So, I am putting all of that aside, and am going to commit to blogging regularly again. I like it. It makes me smile and I love sharing little things with all of you. If you have already seen something I put up, that's okay, if you didn't want to read this or that - that's okay. I am going to start putting it all up again anyway.

Whew, that is a load off my mind, and heart.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

She always sings at home!

How many times I have heard these words, now it has been captured for proof on video. I always say, it doesn't matter what kids do in front of me, it is how they play music at home that counts! That is true - but oooh, how cute is this!

12 minutes 33 seconds

Wednesday, April 09, 2008

The Carl Webb Band

I cold not resist posting this picture of my Uncle Donald's band. He sends me so many good things that land here for everyone to enjoy. (He is the guy on the right, in the orange shirt and jacket holding drum sticks)

My Uncle Donald has lived 85 years and is still playing drums in the Carl Webb Band, has embraced the computer and the internet, and is the most optimistic person I have ever known. It goes to show what a life time playing music can do.

Monday, April 07, 2008

Autistic License

Autism is the fastest growing epidemic in this country. Nationally, 1 in 150 children are diagnosed with it. In Minnesota it's even higher 1 in 105, the third highest rate in the country. It is critically important to see this play - We have all been touched by this epidemic, and its impact on our society has just begun. Several community performances are being offered FREE OF CHARGE sponsored by: Partners in Excellence, The Minnesota Autism Center and Greater Twin Cities ARC. This play is most appropriate for adults and children over 13 years old.

Autistic License has been named on of the 10 best plays of 2007 and recently was nominated for the national Theater Critics New Play Award.

Minneapolis South High School Auditorium, FRIDAY APRIL 11 7:00 (Free)
Anoka High School Auditorium, SATURDAY APRIL 12 7:00 (Free)
Temple Israel, SUNDAY APRIL 13 4:30 ($15.00)
Lakeville North High School Auditorium TUESDAY APRIL 15 7:00 (Free)
Illusion Theater FRIDAY APRIL 25 7:00 ($20.00)
Illusion Theater SATURDAY APRIL 26 7:00 ($20.00)
Shakopee Senior High Auditorium SUNDAY APRIL 27 2:00 (Free)

Call the Illusion Theater Box Office to reserve free seats or purchase tickets: 612-339-4944
or click HERE

Wednesday, April 02, 2008

Happy Birthday Elizabeth


Yesterday was my dear sister Elizabeth's birthday!!
Here is a picture of us taken a few years ago on a hot hot summer day. Hmmm - Elizabeth loves the hot weather and is one of the very . . no maybe the only person I know to be a hold out on air conditioning.

Happy Birthday beautiful sister, beautiful mother, beautiful teacher.

Autism Awareness Day






Did you know . . . .
1 in 50
children are diagnosed with autism
1 in 94
boys are on the autism spectrum
67 c
hildren are diagnosed per day
a new case is diagnosed almost
every 20 minutes

More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than with AIDS, diabetes and cancer combined.

Autism is a complex neurobiological disorder that lasts a person's lifetime. It affects communication skills, socialization abilities and behavior.

For more information: Autism Resources
Here is a movie: AUTISM EVERYDAY

Monday, March 31, 2008

Register NOW! For summer classes

TOP 10 REASONS WHY

1) YOUR CHILD WILL LOVE IT! And they won't be bugging you all summer long about being bored or asking repeatedly, "Is today my Kindermusik day?!"

2) YOU HAVE SEVERAL CHOICES ABOUT HOW TO SPEND YOUR SUMMER WITH US.
A variety of camps scheduled at a variety of times keep summer scheduling easy for you. You'll also have a new CD to choose to listen to!

3) NEW SUMMERY CAMP THEMES WILL INSPIRE YOUR CHILD'S LOVE OF MUSIC AND LOVE OF LEARNING. From Family Time to Sign & Sing, and Peekaboo to Around the World, you'll find something that fits your family's summer schedule and also provides musical learning in a uniquely summery way! No other early childhood learning program offers so many choices for you and your family this summer.

4) OUR WONDERFUL KINDERMUSIK TEACHERS ARE GEARING UP NOW FOR A GREAT SUMMER CAMP EXPERIENCE WITH YOUR CHILDREN, AND THEY WILL BE OH-SO-SAD NOT TO SEE YOU BACK THIS SUMMER!

5) OUR KINDERMUSIK CAMPS ARE DESIGNED TO GIVE YOUR CHILD THE WELL-ROUNDED EXPERIENCE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. Singing, dancing, instruments, crafts, snacks, story time, learning centers, and home materials combine for an exciting and memorable summer "Kindermusik-al" experience!

6) SUMMER IS AN EASY WAY TO "TRY OUT" KINDERMUSIK!
Enroll in a summer camp and learn more about how Kindermusik contributes to the whole development of your child from birth to age 7.

7) SUMMER CAMPS PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY TO TRANSITION YOUR CHILD FOR WHAT'S NEXT.
So is your child is moving on to Our Time this fall? Or maybe you're planning for your child to head to preschool and move up to Imagine That? Our staff is trained and prepared to partner with you for a smooth transition to the next level.

8) KEEP THE LEARNING - AND THE ROUTINE - GOING.
Every child needs the security of rituals and routines, and summer camps make sure your child is happy, secure, and in the "Kindermusik" groove, both in class and at home.

9) IT'S DIFFERENT!
Summer camps are different from the regular classes as explore unusual props, fun puppets, special games and activities, and exciting new instruments. Our drop-off camps include crafts and snacks, too.

10) SUMMER IS A GREAT TIME TO TAKE CLASS WITH A FRIEND. Refer a new Kindermusik family to our program this summer, and we'll give you both a free class gift certificate toward the fall as our way of saying "Thanks!"

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

If Frogs Made Weather







Crazy weather we have been having, ordered up by the polar bear no doubt. Take a look at this book here or at Looky Book where you can page through the books before you decide to buy.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Happy Spring!


Click HERE to play with this fun garden orchestra! Click on any of the characters to add to the song

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

River Ridge Arts

Have you seen River Ridge Arts lately? The new website is up - a few changes to come - but it looks good. Remember when we moved in . . . . tiles, dust, sheet rock, - it is shaping up. I invite you to stop by and visit us in anytime!!

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Sunday, March 09, 2008

Plant a flower garden

Another sweet website from my Uncle Donald. Click Here to plant your own FLOWER GARDEN. When the page shows up just start clicking

Monday, March 03, 2008

The Power of 3


Here is a nice website called Mom's First

Tip:
Long to-do lists rarely get done and can leave you with an unaccomplished feeling. Think about time, it comes in threes. Past, present, future-the power of 3! (Did you know that 3 is a magic number?) Let's use the power of 3 to create a new daily to-do list, one that will get done!

Action step: Pick the top 3 things from your long to-do list that you will do today. Make sure these are of top priority and not things you are choosing because of procrastination on any of the others. Focus on those 3 only and see what happens.

Sunday, March 02, 2008

Got Service?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfeXxkbgCVE

embedding of this video is disabled, but do bother to cut, paste and take a look.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Making Friends

My nephew Caleb, stationed in Habbaniyah, Iraq. He has an easy smile, a sweet energy and 4 sisters of his own. I wonder what these little girls think of this nice man, covered from head to toe. Especially the little one with the Mickey Mouse sweatshirt. Stay safe you four.

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

This little car


This little car is going on a trip. Trip. Trip. Trip, trip, trip. A little game like this - turning your finger into a car and driving it down the road is an exciting time for the brain - as vision tracking is engaged, eye-hand coordination is enhanced and fine motor skills are being practiced. This simple game is a brain workout in disguise. It can be found in the AWAY WE GO Home activity guide.

We still have room for your child in OUR TIME classes - for kids 18 months - 3 years. Just call Helen for more information: 952-412-0265 or visit us online

Tuesday, February 05, 2008

Happy Birthday Mom

Happy birthday mom! Thank you for inspiring me to be musical. I love singing with you!!

(for those of you wondering, yes, this is a picture of my mom and sisters (Jenny, Elizabeth, Christa, Mom and me)

Sunday, February 03, 2008

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Family Time at Home

Dave and Davey went right to work on the instrument family matching game that came with their Make Way for Music home materials. Thank you for sharing this glimpse of Kindermusik at home. It is a dream come true for me.

Friday, January 25, 2008

Tired Toddlers?

The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Gentle Ways to Stop Bedtime Battles and Improve Your Child's Sleep

I have been hearing there may be a need for this kind of information a lot over the last few weeks. It could be because we have been shut up inside not getting enough fresh air and exercise.

Anyway, this book came across my eyes today - sent by Kindermusik friend Betsy Flannagan. There are 4 pictures of children sleeping soundly on the cover, so maybe its a solution worth trying.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

The Way I See It


The Way I See It #273

All children need a laptop. Not a computer, but a human laptop.
Moms, dads, grannies and grandpas, aunts, uncles - someone to hold them, read to them, teach them.
Loved ones who will embrace them and pass on the experience, rituals, and knowledge of a hundred previous generations.
Loved ones who will pass to the next generation their expectations of them, their hopes, and their dreams.

--General Colin L. Powell - founder of America's Promise - The Alliance for Youth

Want to give your child your laptop this spring? Join me for Kindermusik classes!

Thank you to Maria Schatz, TN


Thursday, January 17, 2008

What kind of world do you want?


Autism affects one of every 150 children. Early intervention and therapy is vital to the lives of children with autism and their families. With each viewing of this video the funding for research goes forward as the band 5 for Fighting is donating 40 cents every time someone watches and learns.

Please watch by clicking here

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Winter Songs


My Favorites coming up this semester you don't want to miss it! Surf over to our website to check the schedule

Come Follow
Toe Tappin Foot Stompin Egg Shakin Blues
Hop Up My Baby

Friday, January 11, 2008

The Saints go Marching In

Every few days my great Uncle Donald sends me a terrific youtube video that he knows I will like. Here is one for you. Enjoy!

Wednesday, January 09, 2008

Have you heard?

My sister Elizabeth told me about this movement - A Complaint Free World - it is a simple and sweet idea. I wear the purple bracelet, each time I complain I change the bracelet to the other hand. It is interesting, becoming aware of where complaints lie. Mine lie mostly with myself. One of the biggest complaints I have had lately is that I am not blogging. Like anything, we are creatures of habit.

I have been able to keep the bracelet on one hand for 3 hours - so far that is my record. The goal is for 21 days on the same side. A work in progress.

I am trying to transform my world by knocking off all the negative noise that keeps me from moving forward. Interested? Order some bracelets to share, there are lots of support products as well - bumper stickers, books and the like. The free e-newsletter is especially nice, free and easily disposed of or forwarded on.

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Happy Birthday Dad


One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.
George Herbert, 1640

Happy Birthday Dad!


Sunday, December 16, 2007

Family Time!


Here is a peek at the new materials for the newest Family Time unit - MAKE WAY FOR MUSIC. Monday at 10:30 or Thursday at 6:00. To register call me at 952-412-0265 or visit the Kindermusik of the Valley website.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Music for the Winter

A perfect way to pass the winter months - new songs for all at Kindermusik of the Valley. Check our website for more information, staff and schedules.

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

Free Rice

While enjoying a nice newsletter from Jennifer Louden I came across this link to the Good News Network. I have not heard of this before but started perusing through all the GOOD news that is happening on a daily basis on our small blue planet. And for the first time in a long time - when looking at the big picture of things happening - I was happy, excited, gratified, elated, encouraged.

You may wonder what has spurred me on to so many adjectives - and here it is: The FREE RICE GAME. Click to it - it is a vocabulary test of sorts - it gets hard pretty fast but is tremendous because for every word that you define correctly 20 grains of rice are donated to the World Food Program. I played for just a minute and was able to generate 320 grains of rice - which doesn't sound like much but the totals so far are over 6 BILLION (with a B) - which actually does amount to something.

Help feed the hungry of the world and improve your vocabulary too. Click HERE to read the benefits of increasing your vocabulary - which are more impressive than I ever thought while in 9th grade Literature with Ms. Eleanore Woody.

Sunday, December 02, 2007

Away We Go!

Hop on the train, get in the car, board the plane, and Away We Go! This delightful unit focuses on transportation, a favorite topic for toddlers who are on the go, go, go! Sing and play along with favorite songs such as I've Been Workin on the Railroad" and "Wheels on the Bus" Explore fast and slow, smooth and bumpy and high and low. Read stories about ways to get around move, play and sing together in developmentally appropriate activities created just for your active toddler.

To register for this or any class please surf over to our website - just click here.

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Register Now


For a winter full of music, dancing and stories register now for Kindermusik!

Kindermusik Village: Cock a Doodle Moo / Dew Drops
Hop on a hayride – and head for the farm with Cock A Doodle-MOO!! Share both new and familiar farm songs including Old MacDonald, Hayride and Clever Cows. Enjoy musical rituals that include massage, lap bounces, exercise and quiet time. At home learning continues with a playful pictures book of farm animals, an instrument and CD.

DewDrops takes you and your child into the middle of a flower garden, seeing the dew drops glisten in the morning sun and feeling the cool breeze blow. Varying styles of music are represented from the lively Celtic dance of the Belfast Hornpipe to the gentle, soothing melody of Scarborough Fair. Whether hammocking, dancing a jig, exploring a drum, singing a lullaby or using a mirror in vocal play activities, you can celebrate the joys of music and your special relationship

Kindermusik Our Time: AWAY WE GO! ages 1.5 to 3 years
Toddlers love to GO. Going is their gift, their license to venture out into the world and their means of retreating to the security of Dad or Mom. With toddlers' desire to go comes an attraction to other things that go - people, animals, pull toys, tricycles, cars, planes, and more. Away We Go! focuses on things that go. Together you’ll journey through fun and exciting musical activities relating to trains, cars, buses, horses, wagons, airplanes and boats.

At Home Materials include:
• Two Music and Movement Books
• Home Activity Book
• Two Home CDs
• Shiny Dinah Carry Box
• Featured instrument: pair of harmonicas

Kindermusik Imagine That: Toys I Make, Trips I Take! ages 3 to 5 years (parents join the last 15 minutes)
With the help of the Toy Maker, Toys I Make, Trips I Take will lead your child on a magical musical journey into a remarkable Toy Shop filled with boats, trains, balls, jack-in-the-box and many other toys. While activities within Toys I Make, Trips I Take are centered on a child’s pretend play and imagination, Imagine That! firmly integrates the learning process by placing a strong musical emphasis on singing, steady beat and ensemble, as well as rhythm and rhythmic patterns.

At Home Materials include:
• Toy Shop Play Set
• Two Literature Books
• Two Home CDs
• Kindermusik Hand Drum
• Imagine That! Backpack (free to all first-time IT enrollees!)


Kindermusik for the Young Child : Levels 2 and 4 (5 1/2 -7 years)
Building on the concepts introduced in Semester 1, Semester 2 in Kindermusik for the Young Child will excite the young mind as it focuses on concepts such as piano/forte, crescendo/decrescendo, and legato/staccato. Explore string and woodwind instruments, notation, and even a bit of Beethoven. Apply new knowledge of aural skills, and read and write music notation while further developing glockenspiel skills. Lesson highlights include “Peter and the Wolf,” “The Orchestra,” and “Sing and Celebrate!”

Semester 4 is the final semester of this exceptional program. Together we will explore the sounds of wind with the introduction of the recorder! As this terrific curriculum winds down, students learn about verse and refrains, solos and chorus, and musical form (ABA and rondo). Review notation, rhythms, treble clef, and the scale. Highlights include “Meet the Recorder” and “World Music Celebration”.

At Home Materials include:
• Folder, Activity Pages and Stickers
• Weekly Music at Home cards
• Games Bag and Manipulatives
• Family Songbook and Home CD
• Glockenspiel (Semester 2)
• Recorder (Semester 4)

Monday, November 19, 2007

Happy Thanksgiving

I couldn't resist borrowing this picture from my friend Amy from Kansas City. Here is a link to a fun Thanksgiving quiz. (I got 11 right - you?)

Have a happy Thanksgiving - eat, play, sing, dance, enjoy every minute.

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Priority Registration Starts Today

Technically it is called "Spring" semester - but since spring is still a long way off for us, I found this confusing. I am calling it "Winter/Spring" -

The good news is REGISTRATION BEGINS TODAY! Priority registration for currently enrolled families uns until November 30. Our spring classes are available on line with just 2 exceptions.

FAMILY TIME: Make Way for Music - is SO NEW - I don't yet have the graphic for it - I am hoping to have it ready on Monday. It is just as great as the previous 3 units - this time focusing on MUSIC - for goodness sake!

ABC MUSIC & ME - SING A STORY - NEW NEW NEW - I am offering a short session of ABC on Monday evenings 5:45 - 6:00. This is a new curriculum created by me (and a lot of other very creative people) for Kindermusik International. It is just a 4 week session that will introduce some simple keyboard concepts, the opera The Magic Flute, and some simple pre reading skills. The cost for the 4 week class is $60.00 and includes a CD and magazine with an original story published just for us.

If you want to register for ABC or Family Time - just send me an e-mail (helen.peterson@mchsi.com) and I will save you a spot until it is up on line.

CLICK HERE TO GO RIGHT TO OUR SPRING 08 Schedule.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Universal Filing System


I have had a professional organizer. I have taken organizing seminars and classes. I have subscribed to "get organized" newsletters. I often buy magazine with the words ORGANIZE and EASY on the cover.

No more - this makes more sense to me than anything I have ever seen, learned or had done to me. The universal filing system. This will do the trick.

Friday, November 09, 2007

Kindermusik Children's Fund


These are pictures of some remarkable children who are all being given the gift of Kindermusik through the Ruth D. Anderson Children's Fund. This program provides scholarships for Kindermusik classes to children with special abilities and needs. If you would like to contribute to the Ruth D. Anderson Children's Fund for Kindermusik contact me or Kindermusik International directly at 1-800-628-5687.

Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Biggest Playgroup!!

Yes, I think it was the "World's Biggest Playgroup"! I had a lot of fun leading such a big Kindermusik class - Thanks to the other local educators who helped out in a more hands on way: Melanie Watson (Plymouth) Allison Cramer (St. Paul) Deb Carlston (Long Lake), and our own Jennifer Halko, Robin Lamoreaux and Chris Michelsen. What a great team.



Monday, November 05, 2007

World's Largest Playgroup

Right on schedule it is getting cold - but don't worry about staying in. Come and see me at the World's Biggest Playgroup! I will facilitating some MONSTER Kindermusik classes and there is other great entertainment too. Come to the Mall of America on Tuesday November 6 to join the fun in the Rotunda. More information below and HERE

Agenda: On-Stage

8:45am – 9:45am Pre-Event Stroller Fit class
10:00am –10:05amWelcome from Babytalk
10:05am –10:25amKindermusik: Fiddle-Dee-Dee
10:25am –10:45amLouie Miranda performance
10:45am –10:55amStroller Fit demonstration
11:00am –11:15amRaffle
11:15am –11:35amKindermusik: Away We Go
11:35am –11:55amLouie Miranda performance
11:55am –12:05pmStroller Fit demonstration
12:10pm –12:25pmRaffle
12:25pm –12:45pmKindermusik: Fiddle-Dee-Dee
12:45pm –1:05pmLouie Miranda performance
1:05pm –1:15pmStroller Fit demonstration
1:20pm –1:35pmRaffle
1:35pm –1:55pmKindermusik: Away We Go
1:55pm –2:00pmFarewell Louie Miranda performance

2:00pmEvent ends
Agenda subject to change.

Thursday, November 01, 2007

Wonderment



A new store in Linden Hills, natural toys and creative pastimes for children and their families. Looks cute, check it out HERE