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Surviving Winter Indoors with Active Kids

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My 6 year old seeks a lot of vestibular input. 

Whoa, big word alert. No need to do a dictionary search; it simply means that she has a need to move - run, jump, swing, bounce.

Long winter days in the house with active kids? No problem with these suggestions!

​Which is all just fine...except during those stuck-in-the-house days, especially the never-felt-so-long-in-my-life winter ones! 

  When she was a little younger I used to let her jump on the couch. Her grandmother was scandalized, but she needed to move and it did just the trick. Now she's a bit too big and a bit too much of a daredevil for that.

  But this winter, we're ready. We've got toys new and old that will help her expend some energy and keep her occupied, at least for a little while. (I'll take what I can get!)
Children jumping active indoors trampoline winter gross motor vestibular

Hop over to eBay to check out how we'll be surviving the winter with an active kiddo
on the loose.

​  Snowed-in winter days? Bring 'em on! 

​  How do you cope with stuck-in-the-house days? (I can always use new ideas!)
I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

​Title image by Gordon, shared under a Creative Commons license.

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