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January 22, 2019 2 min read
Whenever the weathermen predicts a big snow storm, you can almost hear the cries of joy from all the children anticipating a snow day. With happy kids, come parents that do not know how they are going to keep stir crazy kids occupied at home for 7 extra hours. Here are some ideas for your kids to do on the next snow day.
Little kids LOVE to play dress up. Make it more entertaining by having them put together crazy outfits and have them walk down a "runway" and model it.
Invite her favorite friends, real or imaginary. Her friends can bring their favorite stuffed friends to join them. Serve finger sandwiches, cupcakes, cookies, and tea.
The snow day classic. Get bundled up and go outside and build a snowman!
Warm up on your snow day with a hot coco. Make it more fun by setting up a hot chocolate bar. Set out all the ingredients to make your favorite hot chocolate.
Every little girl loves a spa day. Treat her to a mini pedicure and facials! Invite her friends over to join in on the fun.
Slime is all the rage right now with kids. It is easy to make and will keep them busy for a few hours! Follow The Best Idea's for Kids step's on how to make the perfect glitter slime!
Your little's will love to practice yoga! This can be the perfect way for you to distress too.
Organize your little girl's hair bows.
Your kids have an extra 7 hours today, why not have them help you wash the dishes?!
Browse your favorite online shops on your day off! Cough, cough.. Sydney So Sweet.
I remember when I was little I would love to go to work with my mom or dad. I always thought it was so cool to see where they work. Just pack a bag of toys to keep them occupied.
Have your kids do something nice and shovel the neighbors driveway.
Spread out a blanket in the living room and prepare their favorite foods.
Set up a fun (and safe) obstacle course inside your living room.
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