Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots.

Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).

 

 Wild Animals [28:22m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots.

Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).

 

 Race [28:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots.

Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).

 

 Ocean Waves [28:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots.

Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).

 

 Magic [28:25m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Vim N Vigor Organic Market in Waimalu and Ala Moana Shopping Center presents this online show of Building Blocks for Tots: Alphabets

Watch fresh episodes of Building Blocks for Tots Mondays after Martha - Mondays at 10a on KHON2 after Martha Stewart (repeat Sundays 1:30p on CW-93).

 

 Alphabets [28:24m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Hello and welcome to season 2 of Building Blocks for Tots.  In our first segment  of “Ask the Dentist”  I talked about what to expect at the first dental visit.   The easy, “look and see” visit I discussed on the show is fairly age specific, primarily for the 1 and 2 year olds.  As your child gets older, we begin to incorporate things like a professional cleaning and xrays into the first visit.  Many parents ask at what age we begin taking xrays?  The answer is “it dependson the individual child.”  Xrays can be taken once the child is able to. For some, it can be as early as three years old, while other five or even six year olds still may have trouble.  Of course, regardless of age, the most important part of the first visit is to ensure there are no existing problems, and to discuss ways we can prevent problems like cavities from starting.  Looking forward to blogging with you all this seaon.  Please feel free to submit your questions.  I will try to respond as soon as  I can.

Dr. Mark

Make your Hawaiian Word of the Day Scrapbook with your child! You will need contruction paper and glue, a three hole punch and a binder or just yarn:

1. Click on this link: Maka.pdf
2. Use your print icon in your browser to print the picture.
3. Glue the picture onto the contstruction paper.
4. Use three hole punch to punch holes and place the picture in your binder or simply tie together with yarn.

Make sure to do this with your child and then you can read the book to your child. ENJOY!

Make your Hawaiian Word of the Day Scrapbook with your child! You will need contruction paper and glue, a three hole punch and a binder or just yarn:

1. Click on this link: Pola.pdf
2. Use your print icon in your browser to print the picture.
3. Glue the picture onto the contstruction paper.
4. Use three hole punch to punch holes and place the picture in your binder or simply tie together with yarn.

Make sure to do this with your child and then you can read the book to your child. ENJOY!

Make your Hawaiian Word of the Day Scrapbook with your child! You will need contruction paper and glue, a three hole punch and a binder or just yarn:

1. Click on this link: Pua.pdf
2. Use your print icon in your browser to print the picture.
3. Glue the picture onto the contstruction paper.
4. Use three hole punch to punch holes and place the picture in your binder or simply tie together with yarn.

Make sure to do this with your child and then you can read the book to your child. ENJOY!

Make your Hawaiian Word of the Day Scrapbook with your child! You will need contruction paper and glue, a three hole punch and a binder or just yarn:

1. Click on this link: Manu.pdf
2. Use your print icon in your browser to print the picture.
3. Glue the picture onto the contstruction paper.
4. Use three hole punch to punch holes and place the picture in your binder or simply tie together with yarn.

Make sure to do this with your child and then you can read the book to your child. ENJOY!