April vacation is coming soon and with it are vacations, stay-cations and more. But what if you are not going anywhere. When you are not going on vacation or hanging out somewhere fun you are going to be facing some bored kids. Questions of “What are we going to do today?” or whining statements of “There’s nothing to do!”. This can make a one week school break a very difficult undertaking. So, you will need to have a plan to keep the kids entertained and active. That plan does not have to solely involve screen time. Some is good but there is so much to do with this time off. I’ve compiled a list of a few things that we do in our house to make these days fun for the kids.
The other day I talked about how my office is full of clutter. The clutter is mine and my daughter Eva’s. I have half of the things from her room before we organized it and moved some things around. However, once it is all moved back there then we are going to be fighting the same battles in both rooms again. That is, unless we clear up the clutter. I review toys. I review a lot of toys and many of them get added to the kids’ or my own collections. Some we give away but not nearly enough to stem the tide of the clutter. So I look for ways in which to decrease the amount of overall clutter in the house. One way that we can do this is to subscribe to Pley. Continue reading Resolve to End the Clutter with Pley→
