This week in Peques y Más, the blog dedicated to children between the ages of five and twelveWe have recommended a video that shows how permanent praise is not good for stimulating children, that it is convenient to teach them to learn, to fall into error and to get up again. We continue with him carnival 2011 full of costumes, masks, accessories and suggestions to spend a very pleasant day with the kids. We also bring you children's games to spend a pleasant time with your family.
Permanent praise for children is not always the best option. The ability to strive Children who are always recognized as bright and intelligent seem to be more fragile than children who are encouraged to continue moving forward and working, recognizing their effort and always demanding a little more.
Knorr creates a menu planner specially designed for children. Be part of your mission to show children the benefits of vegetables from which this brand manufactures a wide variety of soups, creams, broths, sauces, pasta, dishes and purees.
For him carnival, we present a costume shop for kids full of original and beautiful proposals. We also collect the writings by our ebayers friends for girls with very tight prices. We also reference some page of masks that serve to complement the costumes of the kids. And to have a great time at the carnival, learn a song. Do not forget to ask the Chaxpert experts how to disguise children with grace and joy ...
To play at home as a family, a good option is Cayro games. We can also practice how we walk from geography With this game of placing countries of North Africa and the Middle East.
A bad experience in the purchase of a children's book at the time of the overabundance of information and customer self-service seems to indicate that companies have to be more attentive and not just to dispatch. The challenge is how to attend in a specialized way in general centers.
And that is all that gave the week in Peques and More. We hope you go through our blog to discover what new features are presented daily for the elderly of the house until we meet again next week.
