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- Mom, Dad, and Babysitter Make Three by Clara Zaynn
- How to be a Great Dad – 12 Awesome Tips
- Fun Everyday Activities for 3-Year-Olds
- Looking for a Childhood Book? Here's How.
As always, my list of tips: Put their interests first, always. Do you enjoy drinking or smoking? I quit smoking about 18 months ago not for my sake, but for my kids. Protect them. As a dad, one of your main roles is protector. There are many ways you need to do this. But financial protection is also important: have life insurance, car insurance, an emergency fund, a will.
Spend your spare time with them. Take this time to find out about their day, lay on the couch with them.
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- As Good As You.
- Fun things to do when Babysitting?
- Paradox.
- KIDZ ‘N’ CASA PROGRAM – AGES 4-7.
- The Great Ocean Road;
- The Baby-Sitter by R.L. Stine.
On weekends, devote as much time as possible to them. Take advantage of these years. The thing kids want most from their dads is their time. Give them hugs. Kids need physical contact, and not just from their moms. Snuggle with them, hug them, love them. Try drawing other things too: hearts, stars, patterns and write your name!
Cut out wing shapes from thick paper or cardboard and sticky tape them to the sides of an empty plastic bottle. Make a cardboard propeller with a hole in the middle that neatly fits over the bottle opening, screw on the bottle cap to hold it in place. Find a big piece of cardboard then cut out a rectangle that is slightly smaller than your artwork. Cover your frame with aluminum foil to make a fancy silver frame. Draw patterns over the top with a black marker.
Use stickers to create a picture on paper and draw in extra parts. Try decorating something by covering it with lots of stickers. Check your fruit bowl, most fruit comes with special fruit stickers, or make your own from sticky tape and markers. Next, decorate the wall by putting up lots of drawings, photos, and paintings with blue-tack so it can be removed later. They will be so proud of their creations.
Mom, Dad, and Babysitter Make Three by Clara Zaynn
Kids love getting their fingers into playdough. Make a dinosaur or a mushroom house, or a turtle. Full recipe on www. Get out your paint set and paint a beautiful picture. Try setting up an easel outside and paint a landscape from life. Next, draw a basic shape in every second square, eg: circle, spiral, star, heart, letters or numbers. To play the game the child tries to copy each shape as closely as possible by drawing it in the adjacent square.
This is an excellent way for children to learn shapes and practice fine motor skills. Make the grid smaller and use more complicated shapes for advanced kids. All you need is some paper and you can create a whole fleet of aircraft. Try different designs for speed, stunts, or gliding. Who can fly theirs the furthest? Find a tree or favourite pot-plant in the backyard and make it a magic tree by decorating it with special things. Sprinkle glitter or confetti around the base of the trunk and hide small toys and trinkets in the branches.
Tie ribbons or coloured string to the leaves so it flows with the breeze. Next, prepare the food, make celery and carrot sticks, cut sandwiches, get a selection of fruit, and maybe even some chocolate for dessert! Start by cooking flat pieces of gingerbread. Decorate your house with icing flowers and little animals.
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- Activities to Do With Three-Year-Olds!
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Take turns mixing with a wooden spoon. Kids love decorating cakes. Start by collecting a variety of yummy toppings, eg: fruit, chocolate, sprinkles and nuts. Finally, create beautiful patterns and designs with your toppings, you could even make a picture. Spike potatoes with a fork, cover them in butter and wrap them in silver foil.
Next, put them in the hot coals of a bonfire once the flames have died down a bit for 30 - 60 minutes. Add your favourite toppings such as capsicum, salami, mushroom, pineapple, ham and olivies. Add a layer of mozzarella cheese then put it in the oven. Start by finding lots of different drinks and extras from your fridge, eg: fruit juice, coconut water, sports drinks, milk, strawberries, oranges, berries and mint.
Use different coloured icing, currents, chocolate chips, nuts and sprinkles to make the most amazing creations. Fruit ice blocks are so nice in hot weather.
How to be a Great Dad – 12 Awesome Tips
Experiment with different juices and add pieces of fruit for a wow factor. Alternatively make fruit ice blocks in an ice block tray and add them to drinks. Fresh salad sandwiches are delicious and healthy, learn how to make them together. Recommend ingredients:. A healthy salad where all ingredients start with 'C'!
Fun Everyday Activities for 3-Year-Olds
Start with a cous cous base then include any of the following:. Let your hair down and rock out. Feel the music flow through you as your hands move like lightning across the imaginary strings. Take turns being the deejay and play all your favourite up-tempo music while everyone dances. Practice special moves. Have a dance-off!
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Find three things to juggle, eg: balls, balloons, screwed up paper balls, handkerchiefs, wooden spoons, or sponges. Start by selecting a fun song to dance to. Play the song bit by bit and make up moves that match the sound of the music.
Try acting out words to help tell a story. When the music is playing everyone dances like crazy with wild movements, twirls, jumps and spins. When the deejay stops the music everyone has to freeze on the spot! Take turns telling scary stories in the dark while shining a torch up at your face. Tell strange but true stories that really did happened to you. Tell 'what if' stories, eg: What if I won the lottery, what if I entered a surfing contest, what if I was a horse.