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We have to see our children in wonderful moods with all things that they have their fun activities. SMILES. You guys are welcome so add it please. This activities can be from babies to any ages.
I am going to add the daily activities so here is
I AM THANKFUL
Age Range: 24 months and up
The best way to go to bed is with a happy heart. Encourage your little one to spend a moment before bed talking about what she is thankful for each day. You'll be amazed-and probably quite flattered- by her appreciation of some little thing you did. Watch her light up when you return the favor. It's a great reminder both of you about what really matters. Take it one step further and create a jar of thanks. Write down what each of you are thankful for each night and put it in the jar. Then, on any nights she is stumped (or any time of day you are feeling like you could use a parent morale booster!), pick one and remember how good it feels to be thankful- and how easy it is to do the little things as we all appericate. Save the list or collect the scraps and periodically add them to the family scrapbook.
Words of Widsom: An hour before bedtime, start whispering. It will put your kids in a sleepy mood. ~Karina
We have to see our children in wonderful moods with all things that they have their fun activities. SMILES. You guys are welcome so add it please. This activities can be from babies to any ages.
I am going to add the daily activities so here is
I AM THANKFUL
Age Range: 24 months and up
The best way to go to bed is with a happy heart. Encourage your little one to spend a moment before bed talking about what she is thankful for each day. You'll be amazed-and probably quite flattered- by her appreciation of some little thing you did. Watch her light up when you return the favor. It's a great reminder both of you about what really matters. Take it one step further and create a jar of thanks. Write down what each of you are thankful for each night and put it in the jar. Then, on any nights she is stumped (or any time of day you are feeling like you could use a parent morale booster!), pick one and remember how good it feels to be thankful- and how easy it is to do the little things as we all appericate. Save the list or collect the scraps and periodically add them to the family scrapbook.
Words of Widsom: An hour before bedtime, start whispering. It will put your kids in a sleepy mood. ~Karina
