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Creative Indoor Activities For a Cold Winter Day

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The days are getting shorter and colder.  For many of us that means more time in the house.  We are all guilty of the easy fix – you know what I am talking about…screens.  Xbox, iPod, TV, computer… The kids are happy, I can get some things done around the house – easy, yes….but it’s time to get creative!  I decided before it gets too nasty out, I would compile some ideas of some creative indoor activities to try out this winter!  They all look easy (always important for me) and fun!!  I am always looking for more ideas – if you have any fun indoor activities, PLEASE let me know!!Princess Pinky Click to Continue 2

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About Jennifer Fishkind

Jenn is a mom to three beautiful boys, wife to an amazing husband, social influencer and blogger. I love all things easy recipes, easy crafts, all things hacks, traveling EVERYWHERE and feeding my Pinterest addiction (check me out, I have more than 3.6 million followers!) Jenn has been featured on sites like Buzz Feed, Good Morning America, Country Living, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo, Yummly, Pop Sugar, Reddit, Want to know more? Check out my full bio here!

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  2. Darlene says

    My nearly 17 year old son was reading over my shoulder when I was checking out your photos. The cardboard on the stairs was his favorite. Why didn’t I think of these ideas when he was a kid was his question to me. No stairs, no hallway, and no money for a Lego wall, but hell they were awesome ideas which I will tell everyone about. Thanks to Play-doh. home-made dough, diknkies, and books, my son was rarely bored.

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  6. Dee says

    Hi Jennifer
    I picked up your page from Pinterest and will be using some of these great ideas for my kids these coming school holidays in Aus. I love the font you’ve used in “Genius parent hacks” which looks like stitching from a sewing machine…could you let me know what it is called ? Thanks again for the great ideas ! Dee

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