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| By Stephanie Ganz It's time to hit the road for summer vacay! For my family of four, the most important part of a road trip is making sure everyone's needs are met before we pull away from the curb. That means packing easy snacks, getting everyone comfy, and planning ahead with games that will keep the complaining to a minimum. Here are 10 road trip-friendly toys and activities that have been a hit with my kids over the years. Bon voyage!
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Children's Haus is a modernist, multipurpose playhouse for design-loving parents and their kids. The house – "a celebration of Bauhaus principles that promote active, exploratory play" – is 100% waterproof and washable, which means your kids can draw right on it and it'll wash off later. Set it up in the living room or keep it in the backyard, then bring on the blankets and fairy lights! |
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cubby finds: rattan lamps |
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Childhood Story: Orange Pants & The Purple Villain |
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| You mentioned that your father told you Orange Pants stories when you were a kid. What were they like and will you share one? - Debra |
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| Dear Debra, Flattery will get you everywhere :). Of course, I'd love to share the story and thanks for asking. I've never written one down before. My father would make them up as he put us to bed and then later on I made them up and told them to my first through third graders at nap time when I was a teacher. These stories are really meant to be told with funny voices and you can make them up as you go filling in the details, because the beginning and ending is always the same: Orange Pants wakes up and heads to school, he always gets captured by the Purple Villain, and he always gets sent to bed without this dinner because no one believes him. Here's one for you. Enjoy! |
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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