As far as I can remember, creativity has always been part of my life. My mom would make sure that I would have a place in the kitchen where I could sit down or even stand up while I enter my little creative world. As many little girls, Walt Disney’s characters were always brought up in my designs. Not so creative but for someone my age – it was.
Today, I would like you to take some time and see what a wonderful time a child or children can have all by themselves, quietly tracing their memories as their eyebrows may even frown as they draw or paint their favorite character(s)
We all need some time to grow all by ourselves and find out what we like and really what we can do without, well, at least for a little while since tastes and likes tend to change.
Enjoy your time spending taking a nice photograph of these children or child is one of my most precious suggestion. Unless asked to stay and watch, leave them to explore all the wonders of creativity.
- Show and Tell Pad
- Plastic Lace 200 ft of creative fun
- Walt Disney Canvas with 6 markers
- Paint by number incl wood easel
- Zoo Animals Suncatchers
- Foldable Storage Box
- Decals for MOM
They don’t ask for new books as much as I want them too but we’re working on it 🙂
Constantly. My kids always want new books.
we always have a new book (new to them book) I like to buy used ones from garage sales, ect. when I can. Books are a big hit in our house…instead of chocolate the bunny at easter always brings us all a new book
They ask for new books all the time! I can’t keep my 9 year old and 11 year old supplied in books. They read like there is no tomorrow and I am not complaining for sure. The only deal is they only get new books if they can 1) tell me about the book they just read and 2) keep them off the floor
My son used to love to read. Not so much anymore. Trying to get him back into it.
Jennifer Rote
wildnmild4u at yahoo dot com
We read ALL the time. I am obsessed with books, so C never gets a chance to ask for a book. 🙂