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MommaSnail
05-05-2009, 07:44 PM
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Cherish Bound has a product called Child Chat Cards. They are a set of 54 durable cards to get your kids talking. I posted a video of them on my blog at Memories to Books (http://memoriestobooks.blogspot.com/2009/04/video-featuring-child-chat-cards.html).
Here is some more information on one of my favorite products:
<ul> 54 Durable Cards in the Deck</span> Compact and easily fits into purse, bag, or backpack</span> All open-ended questions keep conversation going instead of stopping it dead in its tracks
</span> Encourages and develops parent-child communication.</span> Establishes parent-child communicative relationship early on so they will talk with you when they are teens.</span> Improves the relationship with your child because it develops effective communciation
</span> Brings shy kids out of their shells.</span> Develops social skills and conversation skills.</span> Great for kids with Autism or Speech/Language Delays</span> Develops self-esteem in kids because they can share their opinions, thoughts, desires, and dreams</span> Helps you talk with your child on a regular basis
</span> They are thought provoking</span> They expand vocabulary</span> They develop language</span> They expand conversation skills</span> Great for dads who never know what to talk about with their child</span> Brings family together
</span>[/list]Perfect for:
</span><ul> Teachers can use as writing/journal prompts. A great way to start the school day or during a transition time.</span> The family dinner table or car rides.</span> Great for entertaining kids while at the Dr.'s office or while standing in line at Disney World</span> Speech therapists</span> Camping fireside chats</span> Slumber/Birthday party games</span> Rainy days while on vacation at the beach</span> As a part of your bedtime routine</span>[/list]
Edited by: MommaSnail
Cherish Bound has a product called Child Chat Cards. They are a set of 54 durable cards to get your kids talking. I posted a video of them on my blog at Memories to Books (http://memoriestobooks.blogspot.com/2009/04/video-featuring-child-chat-cards.html).
Here is some more information on one of my favorite products:
<ul> 54 Durable Cards in the Deck</span> Compact and easily fits into purse, bag, or backpack</span> All open-ended questions keep conversation going instead of stopping it dead in its tracks
</span> Encourages and develops parent-child communication.</span> Establishes parent-child communicative relationship early on so they will talk with you when they are teens.</span> Improves the relationship with your child because it develops effective communciation
</span> Brings shy kids out of their shells.</span> Develops social skills and conversation skills.</span> Great for kids with Autism or Speech/Language Delays</span> Develops self-esteem in kids because they can share their opinions, thoughts, desires, and dreams</span> Helps you talk with your child on a regular basis
</span> They are thought provoking</span> They expand vocabulary</span> They develop language</span> They expand conversation skills</span> Great for dads who never know what to talk about with their child</span> Brings family together
</span>[/list]Perfect for:
</span><ul> Teachers can use as writing/journal prompts. A great way to start the school day or during a transition time.</span> The family dinner table or car rides.</span> Great for entertaining kids while at the Dr.'s office or while standing in line at Disney World</span> Speech therapists</span> Camping fireside chats</span> Slumber/Birthday party games</span> Rainy days while on vacation at the beach</span> As a part of your bedtime routine</span>[/list]
Edited by: MommaSnail
cherishbound176
05-06-2009, 12:04 PM
okay...that's like the best description EVER of those darn cards!! ♥ Awesome!
