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As a homeschooling mom of 4 girls, scrapbooking for kids has been on my mind alot lately. Let me back up a bit. My 4 year old was quietly playing one day with a roll of stickers. Afraid I was going to later find a bunch of stickers caught in the carpet, I asked her what she intended to do with them. She pondered for awhile and then said, "I am going to put them in a scrapbook. Mom, can I have my own scrapbook?" For some reason, this caught me by surprise, as I thought how wonderful of an experience this could be! So, I started thinking about it more and have come up with some tips and ideas to share with you on scrapbooking for kids.



First of all, I will admit, I am cheap! I wasn't sure how excited I would be at the thought of my 4 year old and her sisters cutting up my beautiful papers and glueing everything down in sight! I immediately thought of our local dollar store. They have albums that would be perfect for showcasing their creations in for the time being. The dollar store also offers scrapbooking supplies in the form of kits, stickers and embellishments. We have a reward system in place, where the girls can earn a trip to the dollar store to purchase their own scrapbooking supplies to do with as they please. This alleviates the desire to "mess" with my stash while instilling a sense of responsiblity to earn thier reward!

Here are a few more cost saving tips:

*Have too many pictures to scrap? Let the kids scrap the leftovers.

*When developing photos, get double prints. Let the kids scrap with the doubles.

*When you complete a project, put the leftovers and unused scraps in a container for them to use. They can create their own embellishments with the scraps. You will be amazed at what they can create!

One thing I do want to mention, when you scrap for the first time with your children, be prepared to help and guide them. Don't expect to get much done on your own pages until they start to get a feel for what they want to do and accomplish in their own scrapbooks. Now that they are ready to scrap, what should they scrap? Here are a few kid layout ideas:

*Have them scrap a page all about their favorite things at that particular age. (then repeat it for each year and see how their favorites have changed or stayed the same)

*Have your kids scrap about their favorite activities or sporting events they are involved in. I'm sure you have plenty of photos!

*Turn it into a learning experience and have them interview the subject of the photo. This would be great for older generations.

*If there aren't enough photos, have them draw pictures of people. Then watch how their drawings progress. Each one of my girls have a specific style of how they draw family members. It is interesting and fun to look at.

What about incorporating their artwork and creations? I am very blessed to get cards, pictures and artwork on an almost daily basis from my girls. But what do you do with all of them? Here are a few ideas:

*Hang on the refrigerator for all to see. Then once the fridge is full, take a picture of your child in front of their artwork and scrap the photo. You can also incorporate their artwork into the layout.

*Color copy and reduce the drawings/projects and use as photos in your layout or as embellishments.

*Are you near the end of a roll of film? Use up those last couple of shots of your child's artwork.

*Use pocket pages to "hold" your child's artwork.

*Create a "brag" book and give to grandparents or other family members as a special gift!

Even though I can be anal at times, I still want to incorporate my girls work into my scrapbooks as well. Afterall, they aren't really my scrapbooks but for all to enjoy! Here are a few more ideas:

*Use child's drawings as a background paper.

*Use their creations as embellishments. You'll be amazed at what they can create with some paper, scissors and adhesive!

*Interview them. Ask them questions about the photo, layout, their mood. This would make for some awesome journaling!

I hope the above tips will give you some ideas on scrapbooking for kids!
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Clothing is one of the vital aspects of our life. In simple words clothes came into existence as human race developed with time. First clothes were a necessity to cover oneself from the environment but now the question is, are still clothing has the same grade of fulfilling the need of covering ourselves? And here we tend to get a clear cut answer that today the definition of attire had drastically and dramatically changed. Now we don't purchase clothes only with the basic purpose in mind, but there are various factors attached to it. The feel good factor, mode, status, array and the list goes on.

Clothing knowingly or unknowingly speaks a lot about ones personality, thus in today's viable world every single person wants to stand out of the crowd or at least look presentable. So with time we can see the number of clothes store, malls, and designer wear and as per the demands of the hour online shopping has also taken its up head. Gone are the days when shopping primarily vested on the elders list, with the changing trend kids' attire hit the list of precedence? Today as per the growing requirement only kids wear stores and malls has come to the existence.

Today a kid is not a kid in true sense, as in even they are now fashion conscious and do have the urge to look good and different among their peer groups. Even a 10 year old can name brand and latest trend in vogue. So while going for shopping kids attire many things are to be kept behind the mind.

Give a stylish look to your kids with willies:

Willies from ages have been careful as most elegant footwear. Therefore, there are various types of willies and now to you find them in range. Where children are concerned, Wellington boots are especially imperative. Kids love to play in mud, water, snow, sand and innumerable other matter which can ruin their clothes and make the children wet, dirty and cold, so a pair of kid's willies is definitely an essential part of the wardrobe. Children usually love bright colors and with our kids willies there are plenty to choose. Willington Boots are now gaining grounds as you will find them in different colors, shape and style. This attracts the children a lot and you can make your children look nice and gorgeous. Kids willies and if they are funky willies than what to say they give more spark to the footwear.

The kid's willies are among the most well-liked in your range, offering great value for money as well as radiant colors and intend which make your kids willies really unique. After all, you don't want to spend a fortune on kid's wellies for you child to outgrow them within months, so they offer very spirited cost on all kids' wellies. Thus make your child stylish with kid's willies.

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