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Hello Everyone, ItsJust4me.com is proud to be one of the largest sellers of personalized step stools on the Internet. Over the years we have answered many questions which commonly come up and here we have tried to compile all the details you may be looking for. If you still have questions about our personalized step stools, please feel free to call our support line at (224) 399-9595, email us at info@itsjust4me.com or click on the chat with live representative icon found in the top right... Read Full Story

Check out our newest Personalized Step Stool with a twist. Now your little train lover can play with these beautiful train puzzle pieces while learning how to spell their name.  As always our personalized step stools are made with sturdy materials, capable of even carrying adult weights. Your child will be able to reach the sink or get into bed with ease with our personalized step stools. These personalized step stools are made will non-toxic paints and finishes, completely safe for your... Read Full Story

Children learn from manners their parents display. As such, the role a parent play in teaching child manners is of utmost importance. Treat children with respect and they will learn to respect others. Talk kindly to your children and they learn how to talk kindly to others. It is also helpful to talk to children regarding how to respond in specific situations to better prepare them for when these situations arise. Share with your children so they understand the importance of sharing with... Read Full Story

Are you a parent of a toddler who is getting ready for preschool? If yes, you may want to think about preparing your child for some of the many things that they may learn in preschool. You can do this with the use of free preschool worksheets, similar to the ones that can be found inside preschool workbooks sold at educational and retail stores. Preschool worksheets focus on particular learning materials, like colors or numbers. You can choose the area for learning and print those sheets for... Read Full Story

I was getting worried my 10-month old isn’t getting enough sleep - she goes to bed at 10:30 pm and gets up by 7:30 am each morning!  Yes, she takes a couple of short naps during the day but shouldn’t she be sleeping longer hours in the night - like the baby from across the street who sleeps from 7 pm to 7 am like clockwork?  Well, I asked around and researched and learned that my baby is fine - she still falls within the range of “normal” sleep.   She just doesn’t want mommy to have some... Read Full Story

Using the same crayons, markers and paint to color images can get quite boring, especially for preschoolers. The kids may not even want to color with these same methods. So here are some suggestions to make coloring fun! Try them and experience the difference! 1. Outline pictures with chalk of any color first, then use crayons to draw unique designs on the images. 2. Finger-paint… or better yet, knuckle-paint! It’s really fun for the kids! 3. Make patterns on pictures using Q-Tips. 4... Read Full Story

Whether we like it or not, we are stuck in the car with our kids more than we like.  These may be small trips but they really add up: dropping off to daycare, going grocery shopping, running errands, driving to library, heading to a birthday party, etc.  I often wonder what to do with my kids during our car rides so they don’t get bored on the journey.  There are several ideas and books on activities for long drives like counting cows and license plate games, but what about short drives… say... Read Full Story

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner - on Saturday! I know many people think this is a “Hallmark Holiday” - but it’s also an opportunity to spend a creative weekend with your kids doing love crafts! Decorate your house with home-made projects and spread the love in your family! I looked for some inspiring crafts and found a million projects.  Here’s an example of one: 1. CUPID’S ARROW Armed with a candy heart and cinnamon gum, this arrow is guaranteed to hit its mark every time... Read Full Story

Chores are part of our everyday life - to maintain cleanliness and order, as well as a health environment. So kids need to learn the responsibility of pitching in and helping out. Here are some age-appropriate chores that you can have your little ones assist with: Ages 2 and 3 Many toddlers are eager to help with chores, and while their “helping” may not always be appreciated, keeping their excitement and the habit of helping out alive, should be. Sticker charts are a great way to keep... Read Full Story

Here’s an interesting (and easy and inexpensive) science project to try with your kids! Floating and Sinking Experiment Watch items sink to the bottom, and then float back up. Some even seem to dance! Materials clear plastic or glass container, water, vinegar, baking soda, food coloring, items. Directions - Almost fill the container with 3 parts water and one part vinegar. Be sure to leave some room at the top of the container. - Slowly add one teaspoon of baking soda, very slowly... Read Full Story