Sorry, this article is only in Japanese.
Hello! This is Ayaka.
Do you have troubles for raising children?
I’m wondering how many moms around the world would say ‘None’.
It’s been eight years since I gave a birth to the elder daughter. I’ve been desperate taking care of her as if I’d never had a day without worries.
At the tenth month health check, she was told to have the exam again because she couldn’t keep sit alone. Since then up until she became a primary school student, I had to take her to the university hospital and the development support center.
Cherry blossoms scattered away already around Tokyo and the new semester started in the blink of an eye.
Suppose you’re all busy at this time of the year.
Hi, I’m Nana. I just joined Enfani mama blog!
My family consists of 6; my husband, me and 4 kids (the youngest two are twins). Since the twins were born, things changed a lot in my family so I started to think I had to change something.
新学期がはじまり、ちょっとほっと過ごせるようになって来ました。
とはいえ、まだまだ午前中で帰って来てしまうので、お昼ご飯作りは続いていますが。
と、いきなり近況から入ってみました。
はじめまして。この度ブログを書かせていただくことになりました、hanaと申します。
小６、小５の年子の兄妹と、それからちょっと離れた年長さんの娘の３兄妹を絶賛飼育中(笑)です。
Hi. This is Aya, a blog writer of Enfani.
So everyone, is there a secret base in your house?
My house a secret base that anyone can get in and out at anytime, where private space can be secured so even adults can feel at home!
Here are SUM! character cutouts to play math!
Just like the SUM! app, place one number over another to show the concept of addition. It’s also good to find pairs to make a 10.
SUM! characters（1~10）Download PDF
Here’s a set of cards of numbers from one to ten. It’s for kids aged from around five.
Print it out and cut out each card to play.
Place cards side by side and you can play adding numbers like the way you solve a calculation formula.
Start from simple additions like “2 + 2”, then try harder ones such as “6 + 3 + 1”.
Let us know your feedback about these cards.
When you share on SNS, post photos of the cards with “#enfani”.
And here are SUM! character cutouts to play math!
Just like the SUM! app, place one number over another to show the concept of addition. It’s also good to find pairs to make a 10.
SUM! characters（1~10）Download PDF