Encourage Creativity in Your Child

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Creativity is a wonderful thing to encourage your child to develop.  Everyone has different talents.  Some like to draw, others like to craft, there are many other creative projects they enjoy.

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While it doesn’t matter what they like to create, what matters is they are developing the skills.  to encouraging creating is helping a child develop a lifelong skill.  What is important is you start the interest with the child when they are young.

Encourage your child to create

There are many ways that you can encourage a child to create.  I have always liked to give them a blank piece of paper and let them draw their own pictures.  It doesn’t matter what they draw, I tell them, it is your picture and you can draw any way you would like.  I like to give them crayons, paper, scissors and glue and anything else I come up with and they can create some interesting projects with these tools also.

The main thing is to encourage creativity and a style of their own.  It doesn’t matter if anyone else likes the design, the important thing is they like what they have created.

I received these Artsbot projects in the mail.  I thought they looked like a lot of fun and I know my grandkids will enjoy them.

Ride the wave

The first one that I opened was called “Ride the Wave.”  Inside the box were some really cute cutouts of a wooden train, car and a plane.  I liked the wooden cutouts.  Each one had a magnet on the back and allowed for the child’s own creativity.  Included were 3 cutouts, markers, and a little book with blank pages to write in.  There was also a little carrying bag to put them all in.  Plenty of room for the child to be creative.

Arm candy

The next box I opened was called “Arm Candy.”  This box was full of items to make 4 bracelets.  There was yarn, cute little buttons, and markers so the child could create these bracelets anyway they choose.  This was more of a crafting box for the crafty child.  It also contained a little book and pen to write in and stickers.

I can see my grandkids loving these projects.  They allow creativity and fun.  A little something for everyone.  You can find these kits at The Artsbot

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