It can be a challenge to find activities for your little ones while they are sick. Many children are used to running around, playing outside and enjoying the many physical activities of youth. Sick days curtails most of these. There are fun things you can do to help distract your child and entertain them while they are getting better. The following are the best activities for kids to do when they are sick.
Written by Jess
As a child, I loved to read. I also liked to create buildings, parks, and other awesome creations with building brick sets. So imagine my delight when I found out that there is a company that creates block sets that you make as you read a story. Not only does your child get to read and build, but they also learn as they put together the STEAM based building block sets with EBlox.
Your kids have worked hard all year long (or maybe they haven’t and need a little encouragement to give it their all for next year). Either way, reading is essential this summer. Just because school out does not mean they should completely “break from school”. A good book subscription would be a great end of the year gift to your child.
Written by Jess
As a child, I loved to read. In fact, I would often read 2-3 books per day (Babysitters Club anyone?). Once I became a mom, my ability to read books as I once had was significantly limited. My love for reading and learning grew and shifted into a passion for non-fiction and how to books. I love to pick up a book, read a chapter or two and not have to follow a storyline, yet come away feeling like I have learned something and can tuck it away for a future conversation with an adult (sigh!). I made a list of a few of the best books for mothers this Mothers Day.
