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What I Wish I Did With My Kids More When They Were Little
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Given the chance, every parent would likely go back and do at least a few things differently with their kids. The reason is simple: Mistakes are a big part of parenting and, as you grow, it’s natural to reflect on the things you could’ve said or done more often. Yell less, for instance. Or take more of an interest in their hobbies. Or teach them to better understand their emotions. We recently asked a group of dads to reflect on what they wish they did more with their kids when they were little. The thoughtful answers we received speak to...
100-Count Fisher-Price Play Balls (multicolor) $9.88 + Free Shipping w/ Walmart+ or on $35+
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Walmart has the 100-Count Fisher-Price Play Balls (multicolor) $9.88 + Free Shipping w/ Walmart+ or on $35+ 2.5in. / 6.5cm Multi-colored 100-piece set Heavy-duty, puncture resistant material Great addition to any Fisher-Price toy Contents: 100 play balls Related: Fisher-Price Bouncesational Bouncer with Built-in Pump $59.00 Kiddey Kids Play Tent Ball Pit Indoor / Outdoor Children Ball Pit Gift for Toddler $19.50
8 Easy Summer Getaways That Aren’t Too Far
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Have you ever wondered what the sweet spot between hearing the kids shout, “Super fun car games…yay!” and repeatedly asking, “Are we there yet?” is? Turns out, it’s two hours. So if a summer vacation plan is what you’re after, we’ve got more than a few ideas for weekend trips from Seattle that take two hours or less to get to. Whether you want to drive or hop on a plane, these seven great family escapes will keep you and the kids playing whenever you visit. Read on to make your plan! Enjoy Port Townsend Port Townsend, WA The dramatic,...
20 Things to Do with Toddlers Before Summer Ends
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Why does summer always go by so fast? We can’t slow it down, but we can help you make sure it’s packed with fun and amazing memories. From balloon tosses to making homemade treats, here are 20 must-do activities to squeeze in before the weather cools down. This article is sponsored by CoComelon, a preschool educational show focused on teaching children about letters, numbers, shapes and more. Sing along to their catchy nursery rhymes, watch an episode with your tots or check out their adorable toys at cocomelon.com. Wanderson1 via Pixabay 1. Make Homemade PopsiclesAn icy popsicle on a hot...
Diary of a Homemaker’s Week: Summer Is Here
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Saturday: Up early this morning after a very sound night's sleep. John and I have done exactly nothing at all, though I have tried to keep up with the very minor housework (dishes generated by meals, dirty napkins and cloths in the laundry, folding the last laundry hung dry yesterday afternoon, etc.) in the interest of having an easier morning tomorrow before church.I've read, explored various blogs, watched videos, napped and am seriously considering going to bed quite early tonight because frankly I'm weary. We've a long day ahead of us tomorrow. I think I'm going to spend the evening...