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If I have to estimate my kids have at least 300 toys. They have big bulky toys and they have small toys and a bunch of toys in between. I plan to do a garage sale to get rid of some. Will having less toys get them to play with the ones they already have?
I admit we did by them a back yard swimming pool today. They have a computer in their room, and a portable dvd player. My kids get new toys on a regular basis and then our neighbors old toys.
How did you get your child to play with their toys? They are 4 and 2 years of age.
Answer
take 90% of them away and put them in the garage. they have far too many things, and are getting confused with all the choices, so thay choose nothing.
if they get bored with one toy remove it and replace it with another
Good luck
RR
take 90% of them away and put them in the garage. they have far too many things, and are getting confused with all the choices, so thay choose nothing.
if they get bored with one toy remove it and replace it with another
Good luck
RR
Can I bring my kid's gameboy & portable dvd player on a flight from the USA to Mexico?
dragonflyi
Are there any guidelines regarding bringing & using a gameboy & portable dvd player on a flight. Probably not using the dvd player just for transportation but definitely using the gameboy.
Thank you.
Answer
Yes but you can't use them on take-off and landing. Easier if you pack them before boarding and bring them out once in the air.
You didn't say the age of the child but make sure s/he is used to wearing the headphones and understands to keep them on for watching the movie. You might want to bring an extra set. Same goes with the gameboy. They make annoying noises so please make it clear to him or her that the sound is to be kept turned down while onboard. Special rule just for the flight!
Electronics can be lifesavers when flying with kids but please make sure they're juiced up and/or bring extra batteries. It's such a bummer for the kid when those gizmos run out and there's still a lot of the flight left. Usually you can't recharge them onboard.
As an extra tip, bring a brand new movie and/or new game and present them once you pull them out of the bag onboard.
For more tips on flying, I have a totally non-commercial article on the subject, originally written for an expat publication. Feel free to check it out.
http://flyingwithchildren.blogspot.com
Have a great flight!
Yes but you can't use them on take-off and landing. Easier if you pack them before boarding and bring them out once in the air.
You didn't say the age of the child but make sure s/he is used to wearing the headphones and understands to keep them on for watching the movie. You might want to bring an extra set. Same goes with the gameboy. They make annoying noises so please make it clear to him or her that the sound is to be kept turned down while onboard. Special rule just for the flight!
Electronics can be lifesavers when flying with kids but please make sure they're juiced up and/or bring extra batteries. It's such a bummer for the kid when those gizmos run out and there's still a lot of the flight left. Usually you can't recharge them onboard.
As an extra tip, bring a brand new movie and/or new game and present them once you pull them out of the bag onboard.
For more tips on flying, I have a totally non-commercial article on the subject, originally written for an expat publication. Feel free to check it out.
http://flyingwithchildren.blogspot.com
Have a great flight!
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