It`s not easy being a parent. Our 5yo hates having her hair brushed. Every morning it`s the reason for a battle between us. In fact, just like many kids, she finds many things boring, even brushing her teeth or wearing rain jacket. It`s frustrating. But how can we make boring things more engaging for kids? A mom friend recommended we should try personalized stickers. What a great idea! We did and I think it worked out very well for us. If you don`t believe, just see this video!
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3 easy steps how to turn boring things into fun things for kids
- open www.stickerella.ch – you will find stickers for every age and stage
- engage your kids – ask them to choose what stickers they like and let them customize it the way they like.
- let them stick it on things they find boring – hair brush, toothpaste, water bottle, etc.
Name tags can not only make your kids like something they previously hated but also make them embrace things they love even more!
Btw, you can win one of three vouchers offered by Stickerella. Follow our give away page to find out more!
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