Poetry Teatime: An added boon
Poetry and teatime is one if our favorites! Anytime there is tea involved I’m in. The boon we discovered is that teatime kept our three old quiet for us to do some reading aloud.
Take care,
Fatima
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My 2 year old daughter absolutely loves Poetry Teatime, especially the chilli and sour cream chips that come out as a treat. And she always insists that I read something from her nursery rhyme book. She can get very loud if she thinks her poem has been missed out.