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Engaging the Senses at the Farmers Market
Children experience their world through their senses: smell, sight, hear, taste, and touch. A trip to the local farmers market is a multi-sensorial experience, which can further result in increasing your…
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Library Finds
The Columbus Metropolitan Library – Main Branch is now open to the public! We spent time in the new children’s section looking through the new collection. We chose a variety of…
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Language Fun at the Beach
We just returned from a week long getaway at the beach. Baby girl had so much fun! The week consisted of many “firsts” for her, including seeing the ocean, meeting all…
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Having the Child “Take the Lead”
I am honored to be a guest blogger on Say-N-Play Columbus! Like Signe, I am a Speech-Language Pathologist living in the Columbus area. I work in the clinical and school…
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Sneak Peek into the new Parsons Branch Library
My childhood library, The Columbus Metropolitan Library – Parsons Branch, closed their doors on Wednesday, May 25, 2016, in anticipation of their big move to the new branch location at 1113…
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North Market Scavenger Hunt
The North Market is located just west of N. High St. between Vine and Spruce St. It is the only public market in central Ohio and and is home to more than 30 merchants. The…
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Smelling Jars
When baby girl was 2 months old we did this smelling activity. Now that she is older and getting into everything, I wanted to put together these smelling jars. This activity allows her…
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Light Box for Baby
A few people have asked how we put our light box together. I thought there might be more questions out there, so I put together this how-to for our light box…
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5 Ways to Say-n-Play Columbus This weekend
Where to Say-n-Play in Columbus this Weekend January 22 – January 24, 2016: Clay Ornaments at the Franklin Park Conservatory on Saturday, January 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Design your…
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Pulling Box for Baby
At two-months-old, baby girl had so much fun gazing at her star box . However, by the time she was four-months-old, she started rolling about and quickly outgrew her star box. She continued…