Summer Is Coming!
Summer is on its Way!
And here are a few tips to help you make the most of it.
Start a “Summer Kick-off" Tradition
Kids love traditions and one of many great reasons to celebrate is the beginning of summer. Pick a day that makes the most sense for your family - it could be the last day of school, a holiday weekend or a day that just feels like summer’s finally arrived. You can celebrate the daytime heat with a water balloon fight or some frozen treats. After all, everyone loves ice cream! Or you can take advantage of the longer hours by organizing a BBQ and inviting their friends' families. The more the merrier!
Summer memories
It’s said that we have 18 summers with our kids, which may seem like a lot but we all know how fast time flies by. So, make sure you take the time to capture your summertime fun by taking photos - lots of them! It’s amazing how one special photo can bring back many wonderful memories. And it can be a good reminder of what we have to look forward to when we’re in the thick of winter.
Packing for beach adventures
Here are some items that make for a fun and safe summers:
- Sun Hats
- Sunglasses
- Inflatable Pool
- Water (to keep everyone hydrated)
- Sunsuit
- Beach Tent
- Beach Blanket
- Healthy Snacks
- Baby Powder (which helps to remove sand from the skin)
- Your camera - so you can make those memories last!
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