Lifestyle - Leisure | 3-10 yrs
How To Spend A Fun Sunday With Your Toddler
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Most parents may not be able to spend time with their toddler due to hectic schedule at work. But toddlers need their parents time and attention. If you are a working parent, plan your weekends well ahead to spend more time with your toddler. Simple activities like playing, drawing, baking cookies with children will help you connect with them. Also, spending time with children during the weekends is the best stress reliever.
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Tips For One-On-One Toddler-Parent Activities
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Paint With Your Toddler
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Build Legos
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Bake Cookies
Cookies and kids just go together don’t they? So why not have some fun family-time baking, with these 8 Easy Cookie Recipes you can do with the kids? We don’t think you’ll have too much problem getting cookie tasters either!
Homemade Play Dough Puzzle
A homemade playdough puzzle for or toddlers to work on fine motor skills and matching. This DIY puzzle is easy and inexpensive to make.
Play Peek-A-Boo!
Playing peek-a-boo is a time-honored ritual between babies and parents. Many times parents of young children with developmental delays miss out on this fun because they’re not sure how to modify the game for a toddler with special needs.
