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Hi guys. So we have a 2 1/2 year old and right now my husband stays home with him during the day while I work and I stay home at night with him while my husband works. So I was just wondering what are some of your ideas for things to do with kids. We live in Wisconsin and it's getting a bit chilly so too many outdoor activities are not really a good option but we can bundle up! What do you think?

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Get on one of those little plastic disc's. find a gentle slope with good snow coverage (no bumps). jump on put the baby on top of you, and let her rip! your baby will have the thrill of his/her life. they make really goofy noises at that age when they get excited! :thumbs:

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Read to them. A lot.

Color with them.

Let them help you with your chores.

Once a week we used to go out and do something that was special for him. It should be something that doesn't involve going out and buying them something. The local library had time for little ones each week and we did that.

Remember - you don't have to keep them amused 24/7. They need to learn to play independently. It teaches them that the world doesn't revolve around them.

 

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