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    20 Things That Will Make Your Kids Smile

    Jessica GronoBy Jessica GronoAugust 22, 20172 Mins Read
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    Children aren’t very complicated as we make them to be.  Parenting is difficult but love is what the child wants.  Parents complicate matters. Children are learning constantly and their future is shaping right in front of  parents.

    Parents believe that we need to over schedule with activities  or over indulge children with toys. Or, sometimes parents just give the kids technology and hope they’re quiet. But really children only require the basics of attention  and they can grow up happy. Here are ten things that are really super fun for them.

    • Talk to them. No need to lecture, yell or give orders all of the time. Talk about your childhood, dreams, your life, secrets etc. Just be you and share. Ask them about the important things of their day.
    • Tuck them in bed. Read a story, sing a song, giggle, pray. Having a nice bedtime routine helps them feel confident.
    • Let them snuggle with you to watch a favorite tv show. Share a soft blanket.
    • Be involved in their life. Keep up on their grades, ask them how they’re feeling, highs and lows of the day.
    • Play with them. Put down the phone and technology to play. Build a house, play dolls, cars, be silly.
    • Let them play outside. Make sure you keep a close eye on them.
    • Cook healthy and good meals. Include them in the cooking.
    • Smile and tell them how happy you’re to have them.
    • Say I love you more than anything.
    • Discipline fairly and not physically.
    • Hug them each morning and whenever they leave you.
    • Dance together.
    • Go on a spontaneous walk.
    • Be nice to others by giving them a good example.
    • Always let them know you value them because they have more value than anything else on Earth.
    • Discover what they like to do, eat, think and dream.
    • Live your life happily.
    • Compliment them each day.
    • Help them with homework.
    • Do housework as a team.
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    Jessica Grono is a special education teacher, public speaker and writer. She is former Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania. She plays goalie for Philadelphia Flyers PowerPlay! Jessica is happily married with two children. She has cerebral palsy.

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