A Glimpse of Me

i can’t wait to do this with my family: choose at least one night out of the month

and make dinner something special.

i love doing fine dining.

and dressing up.

so it would be good to get out the good china and dress up a little bit.

i know that if we start this tradition, my kids would look forward to these refined evening events.

by: janet

be a letter writer and encourage your children to write them, as well. letters are a wonderful way to communicate and appreciated gesture. they also make a great keepsakes. I created two separate blogs for my two kids (one for each). there, i write my thoughts about them on that period of time. that way when they group up, they will be able to read and know the love i have for them even when they were still young. i think it would make a difference to them, boosting their self esteem and a sense of well-being. there’s nothing like feeling loved by the closest people you have in your life.

by: janet

encourage creativity by exposing your children to music, dance, the arts, and other activities that help themto develop their imaginations. specific activities include:

• playgroup – the best exposure for toddlers/kids is by joining playgroups
• piano or music lessons – can start a 4-year old child for music lessons with a group. this may be a bit expensive but it’s worth the investment because music enhances logic.
• art class
• dance class
• sunday school class – exposes children to other kids, listens to stories which triggers imagination and get to know God above all else.

by: janet