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I’d make a chart and put a sticker on each day that he went to school and was good. they go to school what 2-3 times a week. and at the end of the week, make a jar and put stuff on pieces of paper, ( like play a game with mommy, watch a movie with mommy and daddy, candy or whatever u like) and let them pick one out and do whatever it says. worked great with my son

we are going to get the kids bikes for Easter. I never got toys for Easter so I think its a little much but the hubby feels the need to spoil them whenever he gets the chance!

Children bring joy to holidays like Easter, with their beautiful suits and dresses and colorful egg hunts on green lawns. But in addition to special outfits and candy peeps, what else can parents do to provide their kids with a meaningful Easter? Here are seven ways to go beyond the Easter bunny and communicate a positive message to your toddler:

1. Deliver an Easter basket to a friend in need. Do you know a child whose parent is deployed? Or maybe a single mom who has three young children? Think of a family you know that could use a little…

Browsing online, I saw a toddler Easter basket selling for $65. Since when does a parent have to spend so much money on a basket filled with a stuffed animal, candy and plastic grass for a two-year old? You can spend a lot less and create a basket that’s even better because it’s tailor made just for your child.

Here’s how you make a perfect Easter basket that will not break the bank and make a great impression on your terrific toddler:

1. Start with a basket you already have at home. Don’t buy that Easter basket at…

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