I bought a lot of starter board puzzles for my kids last year. Recently, Joy breezed through them. Which means that I have to find more difficult puzzles for her. As for Jay, he still needs more time with the starter puzzles, but most of the time he just lack the confidence. (he would point to the proper place and ask for your confirmation before he would put it down.)
Today, I've bought 2 sets of 16 pieces paper board puzzles for Joy, and a box of 4 boards of 6 pcs boards puzzles for Jay from Popular book store. There are some that I borrowed from Joy's therapy centre.
I am not sure of the permission required for the exact article, but I am linking to a website that emphasizes the importance of teaching with puzzles.
Mostly about my children, reaching their milestones, each in their own pace. Added with a dash of mummy rantings now and then. Also get a glimpse of how God's Grace helps us through the ups and downs in life.
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