Tag: #quarantine

• I Know what you did this lockdown!

  

  Right from late night television binge watching to having no fixed routine for bathing, meal times, physical activity, whatsoever. And getting dressed up in decent, presentable clothes has been long forgotten. Pyjamas are the new ripped jeans and hair goals have changed to “messy hair, who cares?” Umm, well honestly your kids are not to […]

  MyHippocampus

  21 May 2020

  Children

  #cognitive, #earlychildhood, #lockdownideas, #parenting, #positiveparenting, #quarantine, #quarantineideasforkids, #quarantineparenting, #stayathome #positiveparenting, Children, cognitiveskills, lockdown2020, parentingideas

• DUTCH FISH DON’T SAY ‘HI’

  Two fish are swimming in the sea, one is from Holland, the other is from England. The English fish sees the Dutch fish, waves his fin, and says, “Hi!” The Dutch fish panics and says, “Where?! Where?!” In Dutch the word haai, which sounds like “hi,” means “shark.” For all you may know, your kid might […]

  MyHippocampus

  18 May 2020

  Children

  #earlychildhood, #parenting, #quarantine, #quarantineideasforkids, #quarantineparenting, Children, cognititioninearlychildhood, cognitiveskills, duolingo, howtokeepyourchildbusy, languages, learninganewlanguage, motherhood, parentingideas, podcast, smartkids, whattoteach

• IS THERE A SANITIZER FOR THE B VIRUS ?

  Have you already exhausted your art and craft supplies? Have you taken all the virtual tours? Have you done this and that and everything that could possibly be found on the internet. Well, high five! We are all on the same boat (quiet literally). Suddenly the world around us has changed. To-do lists have changed […]

  MyHippocampus

  16 Apr 2020

  Children

  #earlychildhood, #parenting, #parents, #quarantine, #quarantineideasforkids, #quarantineparenting, #sanitisingboredomseries, #scienceexperiments, #teachers