Right now I'm pretty useless around the house, and feeling so grateful that my husband has stepped up to take over the child care while I rest and
This has been tough, because both the kids and I have a tough time being cooped up, and it's always worse when you don't feel good. It gets especially rough when the kids are starting to feel better but Dan and I feel sick. (We had colds at the same time. It was not fun.) Somehow we managed to keep ourselves busy with books, puzzles, games, and crafts. I have to offer a huge thank you to everyone who gave Stephanie busy gifts for her birthday. The board games and crafts were a huge help in keeping her occupied while she didn't feel good!
One of the things that Stephanie and I decided was that we needed to bring a hint of spring into our house. She thought it would be a great idea to do some spring crafts, so I decided to let her make a giant flower.
I cut a tulip shape out of yellow paper, handed her a bottle of glue and a bag of spring-colored pom-poms and it kept her busy for at least half an hour.
She insisted that the final product get hung on the wall. I think it came out pretty cute!
What do you do with your kids on rainy, snowy or sick days when you can't leave the house? I'm always looking for fun suggestions! Also, please send healthy vibes our way...
It is awful when sickness just won't leave your house. We've been pretty lucky with avoiding a lotof illness this winter,but now I am sick. I am more than ready for spring!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you all feel better soon! It feels like we have been sick off and on since the end of January! I am so ready for Spring.
ReplyDeleteI stock up on cheap craft kits from Michael's to keep my kids busy on those days!