My children love any kind of bath toys so anytime we get new bath toys they get super excited!! So when we were able to review the Nuby Foam Bath Letters I was really excited the kids absolutely love these and it helps my son to now count he already knows up to number 10 and then for my daughter she is finally learning how to spell out words and this is helping her to spell and sound words out. Wherever you can work learning into your routine I am all for it. They can spend hours in the bath with these letters and numbers.
Nuby? Bath Letters and Numbers are bright, colourful and fun. The Letters & Numbers float in the bath and stick to sides of the bath and walls when wet. Nuby have a wide range of Bath Time toys to make bath time fun. Nuby comes to you from the USA and is one of the World?s Leading Brands in infant feeding, teething and drinking products. Recently launched in the UK Nuby has won numerous prestigious awards including Mother&Baby, Practical Parenting and Prima Baby for Newborn Feeding, Drinking, Teething & Toys which are all independently tried and tested and voted for by parents themselves
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I buy them flashcards, but this is way better! lol
ReplyDeleteI have puzzles and try to make it fun, playing with him, while placing each number (piece) in the correct space.
ReplyDeleteWe write where ever we can.. paper, chalkboard, sidewalk, etc. Thanks
ReplyDeleteStill working on teaching him his letters and numbers
ReplyDeleteI read books to him and we like to point out all the letters he knows, the ones he don't know, we learn!!!
ReplyDeletestill trying to figure it out.
ReplyDeletewe read lots of books :)
ReplyDeletewe use a dry eraser board.
ReplyDeletewe right all the letters and number and make games.
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Nothing yet, our first child is due in June, but I plan on reading to him a lot!
ReplyDeletei bought some magnetic ones for the fridge.
ReplyDeleteWe read lots of books and watch letter recognition videos. jj250@aol.com
ReplyDeleteWe practice, practice, practice!
ReplyDeletewe practice everyday..while going up and down the stairs we count.and we do numbers and letters puzzles.
ReplyDeleteI count forwards and backwards. If he sees an object and says the word then we count how many of it there is. We also do flashcards.
ReplyDeletewe do it in the air
ReplyDeleteWe do a lot of magnets, and just repetition!
ReplyDeleteWe practiced counting often by putting it into our everyday activities. When walking, count each step to 10 or when grocery shopping, count each item you add to the cart up to 10. I'm sure you get the jist. For letters it was kind of the same thing. Just within everyday conversation point out a beginning letter. Like "I like SpongeBob" "What sound/letter does SpongeBob start with?" This is in addition to magnets/puzzles. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe looked for them on signs in our community.
ReplyDeleteWe also have some magnets for the fridge with number and letters that I have the little ones play with while I get dinner ready
ReplyDeleteWe don't have kids yet, we are trying, but both my parents are math teachers, so when that time comes I'm sure time with grandma and grandpa is in order!
ReplyDeletei haven't bought anything specific yet.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is just over a year so we aren't to numbers or letters yet, but I'd like to have these when we get there!
ReplyDeleteMy 6 year old and I help my two 2 year olds, and my 4 year old by going over my 6 year olds homework as well as flashcards and letters and number fridge work.
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