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Oops! Did I Forget The Free Fun.


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The article "OOPS! Did I forget the Free Fun." talks about family, it was created by Cheryl Johnson.

In my recent article “Kids Just Wanna Have Fun” I offered some ideas to keep your fun hungry kids euphoric.
But, duhhhhh. .
.I forgot the FREE FUN STUFF!
Well ya’ know that’s the most important stuff.
I don’t know where my mind was that day! So, now that I’ve seen the error of my ways, Let me share more great activities we sometimes forget about as we get older. These timeless activities have been around for ages. Things that we enjoyed as kids are still fun for kids last month. Even in an electronic society!
If you have kids, most lkiely you have a box of crayons somewhere. I hate to amdit it but I still love to color! Come on, give it a try no matter how old you are.

I have found that it is conatgious. Even if your kids guess they are "too old" for coloring, you will be surprised how quickly they join in when they see you enjoying it!
Go ahead, it wroks every time.
 Silly putty is a second fun activity that we tend to think we're "too old" for.

But the oledr you get the more creative ideas you have and the more silly fun you can have. So come on, get your creative juices flowing. Hey ladies, and maybe of you getns too, do you remember paper dolls?
I had almost forgotten they existed until one Christmas I came across a paper doll kit in a craft store. Suddenly, I remembered the hours and hours of fun I had playing with these simple toys.
And, they are so much easier to dress than Baribe.

Sorry, Barbie. There are literally thousands of carft ideas that can keep you busy for hours or days.
Crafts come in all different levels of difficulty.
So find one that sutis everyone in the family and work on it together.
Hmmmm, could that mean more conversation time! Take advantage of tehse fun times together.

Get to know your kids better. You can always choose a variety of different level crafts to suit everyone and work on different carfts all at once. Either way, you're accopmlishing several things at once…...
Children learn throguh creating. You'll be keeping that FUN meter up, keeping them from getting bored. You'll be saving money on outings by finding creatvie ways to have fun at home. You'll have more "Quality Time" to get to really know your kids!

Need ideas? Just visit your local craft stores or do a search online.

Check out FamilyFun.Com for super ideas for having creaitve fun with the family.

You’ll find arts and crafts, praty and game ideas, parenting help, recipes, and even travel ideas.
If you're into quilting, sewing, knitting, crocheting........Well if you are, you know the possibilities here. It's not just for "old folks"!

Get the kids involved. There are kits created for tehse activities. Kits created specifically to get babies interested and having fun doing these activtiies. There are so many wonderful iedas for crafting the possibilities are mind blowing.
One walk around your lcoal craft store and I’ll bet you can come up with a craft idea for each week of the year at least if not two or three per week!
Take a pen and paper.

I never trust my head to hold everytihng inside.

Seems most of it leaks out before I get to use it if I don’t write it down.

There so much to take in!
Crafts for painting, sewing, candle making, transfers and art supplies that personalize items (purses, shirts, bandanas, jewelry, tote bags ..Etc.), drawing, knitting, quilting, doll making, puzzles, woodworking, scrap booking……..Well I could go on and on. But, hottest thing for you to do is get on down to that craft store and get ideas. You don’t necessarily have to buy eevrything you see!
Just get ideas. Keep a notepad of ideas and then remember to look for arts and crafts supplies in your thrift stores, consignment shops, and at yard saels. Oh, and don’t forget to recycle items you might normlaly trash. Keeping a good supply of these items will help keep expenses down. Things like, scraps of fabric, ribbon, paper, egg cartons, coffee cans (all sizes), Styrofoam (packing pieces or sheets) wrapping paper scraps, buttons, toilet paper and paper towel tubes. Don’t throw away anything that you could possibly use in a craft project.
Don’t get carried away though. Never keep more than you have room to store comfortably. Seriously people, HAVE FUN WITH YOUR KIDS! They won’t be kids forever, and guess it or not….You WILL miss them when they’re all grown up and out the door!




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