What to Expect Kids Series Book Bundle Giveaway Heather Hopson September 7, 2012 Uncategorized 2 Comments By now, you have navigated your way through conception, pregnancy and motherhood. Now, it’s time to help your child understand what to expect at medical appointments, play dates and preschool. To communicate that essential information in a kid-friendly way, the What to Expect series enlisted Angus the Answer Dog. What better way to end What to Expect Week than with a book bundle giveaway! Today’s winner will take home the nine titles below to read to their little one or share with friends with families. To enter, just leave a comment in the comment section about the one thing you want to teach your child and how you plan to get that lesson across. Maybe you want your children to mind their manners by saying please and thank you. Or perhaps you would like your kids to become potty trained before they reach preschool. Or maybe you want them to just enjoy being a kid without the pressure to reach the next major milestone. What to Expect When You Go to the Doctors What to Expect When you Go to the Dentist What to Expect at Bedtime What to Expect at Preschool What to Expect When you Use the Potty What to Expect at a Playdate What to Expect When Mommy’s Having a Baby What to Expect When the New Baby Comes Home What to Expect When the Sitter Comes 2 Responses anna September 10, 2012 i would love for my child to be a child. my childhood was ok, i didnt feel so much pressure. i got to do my own things when i was ready. i will try my best not to pressure my child, she will accomplish her milestones when she is ready its ok to be different. Reply Treii September 19, 2012 I want my son to know that its ok to make mistakes but to always strive to be the best. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.Δ
anna September 10, 2012 i would love for my child to be a child. my childhood was ok, i didnt feel so much pressure. i got to do my own things when i was ready. i will try my best not to pressure my child, she will accomplish her milestones when she is ready its ok to be different. Reply
Treii September 19, 2012 I want my son to know that its ok to make mistakes but to always strive to be the best. Reply