Activities

7 days of activities with mommy

February 13, 2013

How could you use that bit of time between homework and bedtime? Here are fun, simple and quick activities to have fun all week.

Cupcakes

Classic! Because you only have a bit of time, prepare the cakes in advance and place your tools, icing (pink, white, blue…), candies and sparkle gel (to write names, draw hearts, etc.) on the table. Your dessert will be even more delicious knowing that you made it together.

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