July 1, 2021 No. 39 Happy Fourth of July weekend! We'll be rewatching "Luca" and playing some hands of our new favorite card game. And — fingers crossed — we may even be sleeping in. —Thao
Since having children, summer became a dizzying schedule of camps and travel. We packed our days to the brim, often at the cost of a pretty penny. But last year, we found ourselves reimagining what summer entertainment looked like. Now, many of us are safely returning to exploring the world around us. But I plan to keep up our simplified approach to summer. Here are my 50 ideas on how to spend these days with your little ones, without spending a dime! cubby ❤️ The best mail days are the ones when our High Five magazine lands. Especially written for the preschool set, each issue has age-appropriate activities, stories, and funny cartoons. (Older kids will like the OG Highlights magazine.) eat
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cubby finds: red, white, and blue ask maxwell I need help and ideas on how to get kids involved in helping around the house — especially because we're all here all the time. —Michelle Dear Michelle,
Chores are an important part of growing up, and they don't just teach responsibility; they also can be a joyful part of your family time. But let's face it: They can also devolve into nagging, bad tempers, and all-around disasters, so getting good at them can really help keep family harmony intact. Maxwell Ryan is a father and was an elementary school teacher in NYC before founding Apartment Therapy. He'd love to answer your question: askmaxwell@cubbyathome.com
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Thursday, July 1, 2021
50 absolutely free activities to do with kids this summer {issue 39}
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