Showing posts with label toddler art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toddler art. Show all posts
Friday, 1 February 2013
Deluge of sketches
Nowadays we are getting a large flood of sketches e-v-e-r-y day by our 4-year old.
The deluge are getting larger and larger...
We are also getting in lots of trouble if she finds one of the sketches still at home!
It should have been on our walls at work, already!
(I hope she forgets how much she gives us, because the space at work is limited.)
Dad gets twice as much of the craft than I do. She sometimes gives me a sketch, to minutes later changing her mind, and giving it to her dad as well.
(I don't know why? It also does not help to feign being sad about not getting as much pictures as her dad....)
I am so glad I have found the Artkive app, because I photograph it all, and I can share some of the sketches with the family as well.
They are doing self-image and body at school, and I presume that's why we are seeing so much of the stick figures and self-portraits.
Related post:
Archiving all the art
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Taking control of murder hour
It has been very difficult each afternoon to drive home with a toddler that goes ballistic in the back seat!
I know!
I know!
She's tired and she wants attention and the last 30 minutes strapped in a back seat does not make it any easier...
Reluctant Mom writes much more eloquently about the subject, but we all know what I am talking about.
By the time I reach home, I am ready to commit a murder.
And dying from shame, because my colleague who drives home with me does not have the same discipline strategies...
Yesterday I told her dad to just go and fetch her from the back seat, because I have had my share...
We banned "kindertjies" (children's programmes) for the night, and today it went much better already!
But we are not totally there yet, and there is another ban in place tonight!
It is not such a bad thing, because she has to find other creative ways to keep busy...
I know!
I know!
She's tired and she wants attention and the last 30 minutes strapped in a back seat does not make it any easier...
Reluctant Mom writes much more eloquently about the subject, but we all know what I am talking about.
By the time I reach home, I am ready to commit a murder.
And dying from shame, because my colleague who drives home with me does not have the same discipline strategies...
Yesterday I told her dad to just go and fetch her from the back seat, because I have had my share...
We banned "kindertjies" (children's programmes) for the night, and today it went much better already!
But we are not totally there yet, and there is another ban in place tonight!
It is not such a bad thing, because she has to find other creative ways to keep busy...
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