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ParticipantSmoothies!
I lean on these when my Littles are poo-pooing fruits or veggies in their natural form ;)
Also, coming from a half Japanese family, we have large sheets of nori (seaweed) in our home for sushi/temaki making. I like to cut shapes out of these sheets to give with other snacks. Food should be a bit fun, no?!
anonymous
ParticipantI like Kenneth’s suggestion! What has worked for me is just to make running off always something that we punished them for. So basically, however you punish, do it EVERY time they did that. And immediately. So if you use timeout, then get them and sit them down on the sidewalk in timeout. Show them that their safety is the most important thing and that you care enough to discipline them until they remember to obey and stay close. THey will get sick of you doing it hopefully. :)
anonymous
ParticipantThanks Other Goose and Melissa! I brought a roll of washi tape with us! heehee. Left when it was bedtime for the kiddos last night and was able to get a solid 6hrs of driving in. woohoo!
anonymous
ParticipantThat is great! Good job, Melissa!
anonymous
ParticipantI don’t have any advice for places to stop or things to see, but I have travelled all over Canada with my 2 year old, he’s been on over 30 flights, some long, some short, and we’ve done a few road trips. Every time you stop for gas/food/bathroom, try to pick areas where the 3 year old can stretch and run to let out that pent up energy. Even 20 minutes of play can help for the next stretch of sitting.
anonymous
Participanti love love LOVE balloons! and stickers! but lately been trying to avoid the use of plastic. i’m wondering about origami balloons of some kind. maybe there’s a paper replacement! i’m sure it would be just as pretty.
anonymous
ParticipantBecky it is quite an adventure! We’ve had snow since October and last month quite a few -50° days. Small communities are great! Wouldn’t mind a Tim Hortons though. (^^)
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ParticipantI just wanted to update and say thanks again for the advice. My son will occasionally give his sister kisses and has even hugged her unprompted!
anonymous
ParticipantBear Snores On! 2 years later and I still haven’t grown sick of reading it.
anonymous
ParticipantSimple Families and the Sage Family Podcast are two favorites!
anonymous
ParticipantHi Denaye! I’d love to connect with you too! We are based in Brooklyn. I have a 5 year old and 2 year old son.
anonymous
ParticipantMy 7 year old loves The Critter Club series!
anonymous
ParticipantBecky: My son did the same thing. I was amused when he ran to his room and grabbed a diaper to poop.
Other Goose: He is also independent. I will need to choose my words carefully when reintroducing potty training. I like how you told your daughter – you’re in charge…let me know if you need me. I’m hoping we could do it before 3. :)
Thank you both for responding. It’s encouraging.
anonymous
Participantcurrently in Toronto, Ontario!
Melissa Barton, close to Santa sounds wonderful! you must have so much snow right now!!! i grew up in a community of 600, Embro Ontario. Small communities rock!
anonymous
Participantwith two little ones now i miss the quiet i had during nap time as they both don’t nap at the same time so i’ve had to find me time in other places. i don’t love waking up early, but when my body naturally wakes up and it’s 5am and no one else is up, quietly sitting on the couch with a coffee and scrolling through instagram is pretty satisfying. :)
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