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.Brian T
For them to let their 3 & 4 year olds to come over unsupervised and steel my kids toys? I've tried explaining to them the difference between keeping an eye on my good kid, and suddenly having two more little heathens to look after. The best I get from them is after their kids have been over for about a half hour, they'll yell over if it's ok.
I often have to let them know when their kids are are riding their big wheels down the road.
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I have no answer for this, other than to say, that's what you get for having kids. You get what you give, buddy.
I have no answer for this, other than to say, that's what you get for having kids. You get what you give, buddy.
What are the most educational games for a 3 year old?
Bella Vita
Also, what are the funnest board games and/or toys for a 3 year old? I wanted to buy my little girl some news toys and games. I am looking for input on what your toddler thought was the most fun and what you thought was the most educational.
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Just about everything. I allow my one and two year old to "help" me with the housework and then I tell them the names of things.
I made a list of five minute activities for busy days, containing simple activities like: throwing and catching a ball, singing and dancing to a nursery rhyme.
I looove this channel from youtube: EC0urbanGeNiUs713
which tells you how to make flashcards, which really work trust me :)
There is also the site Brillkids and Brillbaby, with a forum, but I think that is for people with a bigger wallet (containing Your Baby Can Read-stuff) :P
Then finally, if possible or if you have a satellite: cbeebies. The channel from bbc for children aged 0-7. My favourite show: show me show me, featuring two words each episode and focused on playing and being creative (avoiding to spend it all on toys haha).
I also like their show Let's get squiggling, which teaches kids (and parents, I suppose) how to draw.
They have a nice site with lots of things also a grownup part for the parents.
I hope some of this can be useful to you, enjoy!
Just about everything. I allow my one and two year old to "help" me with the housework and then I tell them the names of things.
I made a list of five minute activities for busy days, containing simple activities like: throwing and catching a ball, singing and dancing to a nursery rhyme.
I looove this channel from youtube: EC0urbanGeNiUs713
which tells you how to make flashcards, which really work trust me :)
There is also the site Brillkids and Brillbaby, with a forum, but I think that is for people with a bigger wallet (containing Your Baby Can Read-stuff) :P
Then finally, if possible or if you have a satellite: cbeebies. The channel from bbc for children aged 0-7. My favourite show: show me show me, featuring two words each episode and focused on playing and being creative (avoiding to spend it all on toys haha).
I also like their show Let's get squiggling, which teaches kids (and parents, I suppose) how to draw.
They have a nice site with lots of things also a grownup part for the parents.
I hope some of this can be useful to you, enjoy!
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