Kids Corner
Welcome to the Kids Corner page!
This is the part of our natural skin care site that our SkinCareBaby Team writes down different ideas for play time, snack time, craft time and pretty much any other kid time you can think of!
Just ask us your questions or respond back to our posts (with your parents' permission of course!) Keep checking back as we will keep adding new posts!
Spring for Flowers this Spring season!
Hello to all of you awesome healthy, natural skin care kids!
Spring is an excellent time of year! Especially if you live someplace where you can plant flowers and organic vegetables like I do!
Planting flowers, vegetables and seeds is one of my favorite things to do in the springtime! Not only do you create a more beautiful planet with your flowers, but you also get to harvest the plants with your family and eat healthy vegetables that are good for you!
To celebrate the spring, why don’t you plant a few seeds? Maybe even a tree! It doesn’t matter if you start from seeds or plants seedlings you buy from the store. Usually a good time to start planting is right around Mother's Day, which is after the last frost. Then make sure to wash your hands clean with our natural body wash.
I hope you will come back here and tell me what kinds of plants you planted this spring and which were your favorites!
Spring-lovingly yours,
Diane
SkinCareBabyTeam Member
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Kids Corner - Turn old tube Socks into Personalized Puppets.
Best for kids ages: 4 and up
What you’ll need:
- adult-size tube socks
- binder clips
- sticky googly eyes
- glue
- felt
- string
- ribbon
- scraps of material
- colored permanent markers
Directions:
Kids puppets - sketch your puppets on a piece of paper before kids start working on the socks. When kids feel satisfied with their concepts, have them place the socks one of their hands so that the fingers and thumb are in the toe and the back of the wrist is in the heel. Push the sock in a bit between the fingers and thumb to create the mouth. (Secure the indentation on the inside with a binder clip). Draw lips where the fingers meet the thumb, and complete the look with felt, scraps of material, art supplies, pieces of yarn and googly eyes.
