Beachcombing- the ultimate treasure hunt
A trip to the beach doesn’t just mean sandcastles and swimming. Some of the most fun I have had with my daughter is just walking down the beach doing some good old fashion beachcombing.The best thing about beachcombing is it is the ultimate treasure hunt. The more you look the more you think you will find something better just a little farther down the beach.
How to ride a bike
I recommend starting your child on learning to ride a bike as soon as they have an interest.By the age of three my daughter and her friends were zooming around a two wheelers without training wheels.
Earth day – spring-cleaning
How I love spring, especially when you live in a cold climate. You really feel like you are reborn again. There is something special about hearing the birds are back and simply just go out the door without any jacket or layering of clothes. Another thing spring is for me is spring-cleaning in house and out in the backyard.
Teachers - Take Chains Off Kids: Put Them On Bikes
By Kevin Gaudet
Don’t Toronto teachers have better things to do than call me at home to tell me they are afraid that my 8 and 10 year old kids aren’t safe riding their bikes to school? Isn’t it my job to make that decision, not theirs?
Read more: Teachers - Take Chains Off Kids: Put Them On Bikes
April Shower Contest
Read how Debra in The Beach outdoor playgroup enjoys a rainy day This is part of our April Showers blog contest for outdoor playgroups.The best blog will be the lucky winner of a PVC free pair of splash pants(Price $49.95) from Puddlegear.
RAIN RAIN GO AWAY
COME AGAIN ANOTHER DAY
LITTLE [insert child’s name here] WANTS TO PLAY
Kids love rain!
Read how Mari in Withrow Park Playgroup enjoys a rainy day This is part of our April Showers blog contest for outdoor playgroups.The best blog will be the lucky winner of a PVC free pair of splash pants(Price $49.95) from Puddlegear.
Many adults complains when it´s a rainy day, but kids just love it. I remember the rainy days, when I was growing up in Sweden, with a smile. I put on my splashpants and rubberboots and played in the puddles until it was time for dinner.
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