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One thing I forgot was hopscotch, I had seen where someone made their kid one out of a piece of heavy fabric and paint- I thought I could use tape on a yoga mat to make one that would stay put. My mil also has one of those moon bounce balls that has the handle on the front, I have been considering getting one of those, wasn't sure if it was good for indoors though.
I signed her up for a gymnastics class, her first day is this week. I hope some of the stuff she learns she could do inside, tumbling and stuff.
thanks everyone!View Thread

I am hoping that she will just hold this weight and grow more!View Thread




I am so proud of her anyway, but she really made me smile the other day. My sister ordered a dessert to share, and my dd said "No thank you, I don't want the treat, I want to go home."
I never in a million years would of thought I would raise a child that would turn down dessert. Of course, yesterday she was asking for all kinds of junk for a night snack, and we had to have the "sweets don't help you grow strong" conversation lol.View Thread

I am going to rethink the class for the winter, I am in Missouri and at times the weather can really interfere with activity.
I do think some kind of class or sport is important at some point. I played softball and volleyball and even though I was not competitive they really helped my self esteem. My father in law is a black belt in tae kwan do and I always thought that would be a great thing, since they teach respect and self awareness along with activity.
What scares me is kids that are in so many activites that they burn out, or don't know how to play on their own when they have a little free time.View Thread
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