Take Care Of Your Children In Holiday By Mutohhir Abdulhamid Olanrewaju


Taking care of children in holiday is essential for all parents. If parents can adopt these tips, there children will be productive before they resume back to school.


1. Plan Ahead: Create a schedule or itinerary to keep activities organized and ensure a balance between fun and rest.

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2. Safety : Safety is indispensable, Childproof the environment and be mindful of potential hazards, especially if you're in an unfamiliar place. Parents should try to watch them when they are playing in the house.

3, Engage in Activities: Keep the children engaged with age-appropriate activities like crafts, games, and outdoor adventures. Also create time for them to learn more about their religion. 

4. Maintain Routine: Try to stick to their usual sleep and meal routines as much as possible to prevent disruptions.
5. Pack Essentials: Bring necessary items such as extra clothing, snacks, toys, and any special comfort items.

6. Include Rest Time: Make sure to include downtime for naps or quiet activities to avoid overstimulation.

7. Encourage Independence: Allow children to participate in holiday preparations and decisions, fostering a sense of involvement.

8. Monitor Screen Time: Limit excessive screen time and encourage more interactive activities.

9. Be Flexible: Understand that plans may change, and be adaptable to unexpected situations.

10. Capture Memories: Create lasting memories by taking photos and involving children in holiday traditions.

Remember, each child is unique, so adjust your approach based on their individual needs and preferences. 
Your children are your  ambassadors, train them well so they will represent you when they are outside.

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