06 February 2008

Valentine hack: Collective valentine-making, and a great photo card idea

Cardboard Heart Valentine

Adrienne of Baby Toolkit fame shares two great Valentine hacks:

1) My playgroup mommas are having a toddler-free pitch-in decorating party where we'll make Valentine's cards and decorate sweet treats for our families. [Always more fun with company, and with a collective pile of glittery, lacy decorations. -- Ed.]

2) Make a giant cardboard heart (think oil painting frame in size) and taking Valentine's photos of the kiddos looking through it.

More: Best of Parent Hacks: Valentine's Day

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What a great idea! I might try it that at our next play group.

brilliant! we'll give this a try!

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