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Valentine's Day is when lovers express their love and affection by greetings or giving gifts. But Valentine's is not just about lovers; it's also about sharing your love with family and friends. How do you celebrate Valentine's with your family, especially your kids? There are many ways to celebrate Valentine's Day with your kids, and here are a few suggestions:
Even when you are just staying home and without Valentine decors, make it more fun by dressing up for the occasion. It doesn't have to be grand, a touch of red or pink will do, just to make it feel more valentiney.
Have a Valentine dinner with your family, it can be a dinner outside or a candle lit dinner at home. Whether it is fancy or simple, what matters most is being with the people you love. Try to serve your spouse's and kids' favorites. You can put more effort by baking a heart-shaped pizza, or cookies. You can also create a Valentine themed cheeseboard to make it more special. Create memories and have happy conversations.
Since it is all about love, teach your kids on how to give a compliment. You can do this by telling them all the things you love about them. Then they can say what they love about you. Giving compliments is a way of appreciating, loving, and being kind to others. It can also help them understand the power of words, that saying kind words can have a big impact on someone.
Get creative with your kids! Time to pull out your craft materials at home. Teach them how to cut hearts or paint using watercolors and create a lovely Valentine card. It doesn't have to be perfect as long as the message comes from the heart. Then let them give the cards to family and friends.
Gather up and watch a cartoon love story like some Disney Classics, or any family movie your kids want. Add popcorn or chocolates to munch on. Share insights, funny moments about the film or lessons your kids learned
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