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Spoonful of Fun Card Game
Spoonful of Fun Card Game
$15.00

Mealtime is about more than just eating—it’s about connection, laughter, and making memories. When kids feel included in the conversation and engaged at the table, eating happens naturally!

Why Families Love "Spoonful of Fun":

  • Turns meals into quality time – Encourages laughter, conversation, and bonding.

  • Reduces mealtime struggles – Keeps kids engaged so eating feels natural, not forced.

  • Easy to use – Simply pick a card and play—no prep required!

  • Builds social skills – Helps kids learn conversation, turn-taking, and storytelling.

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Friendship Dynamics Handout

Unlock your child's potential to navigate social interactions with confidence and resilience. My comprehensive handout provides essential tools and strategies to help children build strong self-esteem, form healthy friendships, and effectively manage conflicts.

Toilet Independence Resource

Is your child ready for potty training? My handout breaks down the essential skills into teachable and non-teachable categories, focusing on physical, cognitive, and emotional readiness. Understand the key signs and skills your child needs for a successful transition to using the potty.

Emotional Regulation Handout

Emotions are an inevitable part of a rich, full life. Emotional intelligence—the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions, and to empathize with others—is a crucial skill for building healthy relationships and making thoughtful choices. My free handout provides daily practices to help your child develop these essential skills.

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