Aahhhh I miss that age, too much cuteness in one spot.
I guess you didn't notice the N is backwards when you took the photos? XD
Another fun one with painting rainbows is to get a sponge, paint the rainbow on the sponge and then drag that in a line or in a rainbow shape.
Rainbows are awesome, my kids still love them though the boys are generally more interested in a scientific rather than an artistic or aesthetic point of view now XD
Thnaks for the sponge idea. π
I did something similar but with ear sticks. I guess its not the same, though I'll keep it in mind for when we'll paint again this week.
Yep, well your boys are older than 4 yrs old hehe. π₯°π₯°
And yes LOL π π I know its backwards but my son painted the letter this way and he wouldnt let me put it right because it was unpainted on the other side. These kids...πππ he was there when I toom the photos, we were right in the middle of the activity so I had 0 chances to put it right. π
Yep my kids are slightly older than 4 ;D
LoL! That's really funny, your kid sounds so freaking adorable it hurts XD
Actually, I wanted to say that your kids are great with their gymnastics. When did they start with it? I'm curious to know.
Caleb is between adorable and so hard to work with sometimes. π
I have this theory that the cuter they are the more trouble they are XD
I think they started in 2014 (only because that's the first lot of photos that I found).
Forgot to add, they could have started as babies/toddlers had I known about the baby and toddler classes, my daughter was very miffed about that as she thinks she would have been better if she started earlier XD
Huh! Sometimes this is true, yeah
Thanks for the reply. I was thinking to take Caleb to gymnastics, that's why I asked you that. I need to dig in within the topic, see if there's a recomended time to begin. And from your saying, I understand there are some toddlers/babies classes. Hmmm π€
I was also thinkin swimming and I can't decide. I didnt have too because he's still little, but he's old enough to begin with something. He just turned 4, two weeks ago.
4 is an awesome age.
Both gymnastics and swimming are great because they do the entire body (there's a surprising number of sports that miss the core). So is dance while I think about it. If you go far enough with gymnastics and dance it is pretty hard on your body so there is also that to consider. If you're doing anything that's hard on muscles like that I recommend balancing it out with tai chi or yoga (which does the ligaments and tendons, the sports I'm familiar with don't develop them along with the muscles).
Whatever decision you make doesn't have to be for life ;D try out a few things and see what you both like if you're not sure :)
Thank you, really. For all the advices. It's helpful. I'll keep it in mind, for sure. I was thinking to start something in spring, maybe summer. And swimming was our first thought because I want him to learn how to swimm. So its kind of 2 in 1 thing. The neccesity of doing a sport and swimming lessons. π