We have a gift for you this holiday season. This list contains ideas that kids can do together, or with their caregivers, to help them survive the holidays.
1. Make cookies together
You can keep a few for yourself and give the rest as gifts.
2. Host a holiday-themed movie party/sleepover
Invite your children's friends to join you for an afternoon or night of Holiday Movies. You can either provide snacks or ask them to help you make homemade pizza.
3. Volunteer together
You can do this all year, but holidays are a time when you need more help. Food banks and soup kitchens are especially in need of extra help during this time. You may need to give permission if your child is younger than 16. You can check to see if your mall requires gift wrappers. Many malls offer gift wrapping services. These are often offered by volunteers and funds raised go to local charities.
4. Make a treasure hunt.
Incredible entertainment that will keep children busy for hours.
5. Play outside.
In today's technologically driven world, it is easy to forget the simple joy of outdoor play. If you live in colder climates, make sure your children are warm and comfortable.
6. Have a foam party.
This activity will entice your child to use the bathroom, while also providing sensory stimulation and strengthening their shoulders. Spray some Dad's shaving cream or child-friendly bath foam onto the mirror, side of the tub or shower door. Your little one can stand or sit in front. To make a page, you can each smear foam on a surface and then use your fingers or an earbud to draw.
7. Make your toys
Having fun doesn't always involve getting new toys. Making toys and games with your children is a great way to improve fine motor skills such as cutting, pasting, and drawing. It also keeps them busy for a while. All you need is everyday items you can find at home.
8. Show it off
Music teaches children essential skills in language development, early communication, and cognitive skills. Invite your children to perform for you if you have friends over for lunch. You can have uninterrupted conversations with your friends by allowing them to practice and plan.
9. Sing together
Music is a great way to connect with your toddler and baby. Children often communicate through music well before they are able to speak words. Making up songs together is a great way to have fun with music, even at the earliest age.
10. You can plan for quiet time every day
Check out a selection of story books and novels at the library to enjoy the holidays together. Audio books are also available! Remember, talking about books can be just as important as reading them.
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