Baby E has taken a liking to my computer. He discovered in the last week that it isn't any harder to climb onto a wooden chair than it is to climb onto the couch. His predicament now, is that he doesn't quite know how to get off! Here he is, completely stuck. At that point he wasn't able to climb back on, nor did he feel comfortable putting his foot far down enough to touch the floor. I giggled until he started whining for help. I couldn't help it! 20 months, 1 week.
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ReplyDeleteSpend More Time With Your Children http://www.nightart.org/fundus.
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Your children do not need to play every sport or do every extracurricular activity out there. You could spend all of your time running your children from one practice to another. Pick just one or two activities that your children love and stick with them.
Plan family dinners where everyone sits at the table, eats, and talks about their day.
Make dinners special so everyone likes to spend time together while eating.
Let your children help when you are working on things.
They can help fix dinner, clean, and fix things. Children learn by watching and doing. Chores can turn into time together so that they are much more enjoyable.
Do things that your children want to do.
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Find things that you enjoy doing together.
Arts and crafts can be a big hit. NightArt is helping bring parents and children together. You can design a drawing and watch it light up together.
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Love this 'caught in the act' photo. :) Your little one is adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteAw, what a little sweetie. I'd have probably laughed too. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovey photo! I remember when my little mr.R started climbing everywhere :D
ReplyDeleteAWW-poor little guy. They are so brave and daring at that age--until they aren't!! He is adorable.
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