The everyday interactions that you have with your children can be meaningful at times. Most children find joy in these some little things rather than some grand events. They remember these simple memories and cherish them forever. So, what are these little things that mean a lot to them?
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Parents share the following little stuff that can make them smile:
1. Make a birthday card for your child. This can really surprise him and make him happy.
2. If your toddler stomps in the puddle he sees along the way even without his rain boots, let him freely do so.
3. Put a note in her lunch box and a piece of chocolate sometimes.
4. Say "I love you!" to your child from time to time. This would make him feel loved always.
5. Get a telescope and show him the galaxies, stars and moon. He would definitely in awe.
6. Cook a heart-shaped or smiley pancake or bake his favorite cupcakes.
7. Show your photos, letters or diaries when you were young.
8. Make a photo book of your kid's childhood photos. This includes his photos when he was still an infant.
9. Provide a whiteboard in your child's room to leave messages for one another every day or from time to time.
10. Children enjoy wrestling with pillows. Have a pillow fight with your kid.
11. Say something nice and wonderful to your child. It is best when he overhears it.
12. Have FaceTime or Skype with your relatives like grandma or grandpa or cousins living in other countries.
13. Build sand castle with him in a beach or let him do his own stuff in the sand.
14. Your child needs to vent too. Just tell him to let it go.
15. Say thank you to your child when you ask something such as cleaning the room or asking him to handle your bag or phone.
Focus on the Family states that some simple memories can be priceless for your children. They would remember them later in their adult life.
