Category: My Kids
Hawaii Inspired Party
| July 13, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
I always wanted to host a theme party. So far, the most ‘theme level” I ever achieved was with matching plates and napkins from the dollar store. We were recently invited to a Hawaii inspired party: a First Birthday Celebration for girls’ cousin. The decorations were unsurpassed. Fish was swimming on every chandelier in the house: Salt and […]
Setting Expectations…
| July 9, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
Last year, we only went to a pool two times. Every time we were getting ready to leave the pool, my two year old got very upset. Really upset. It was such a bad experience, we never went back. This year it is different. Whenever we are getting ready to go to the pool, I tell […]
Step Aerobics for [my] Babies
| June 25, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
I think they are ready to teach a “Step Aerobics for Babies” class. This is The Step F1011W Original Health Club Step
Masha Says
| June 22, 2010 | Filled under Masha says, My Kids |
Masha Says Series continued. Here she talks about big and small: ______________________________ You are big, Mommy. [Pause] I am big too [Pause] Because I am three. Daddy: – Masha, you are so bossy. Masha: – I am not Bossy. You are the Boss, Daddy. You are a big giant boss. When I will be little, […]
Father’s Day Craft
| June 20, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
Don’t you just love those foam stickers? They make every craft projects look better. This is the Father’s day gift my three year old Masha made (with my help). All we needed was: – a piece of cardboard – a piece of construction paper or any other paper with a patter on it – foam stickers – pictures – Scissors […]
Hopscotch
| June 17, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
Hopscotch might be our favorite game outside. It includes both making drawings on the asphalt and jumping. What could be better? We don’t have a playground in the backyard or in the walking distance. So, most of our playgrounds are created with chalk. We recently drew almost a life-size classroom on the asphalt. We pretended […]