...s, but also be willing to let them explore and create on their own. At the latest MomItForward Twitter #gno party sponsored by Shout, Tweeters shared what unique activities their children have come up with using their imaginations and how they get their kids involved in unstructured play. 8 Tips to Encourage Unstructured Play Start playing yourself! Children learn by example, if they see you using your creativity and thinking outside of the box, t...
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...lick here. For last-minute activities to do on the 4th, Keriann from About.com, shares some fun ideas which include having a firework show in your room, Fyrflyz loops, light up pin wheels, and much more. To check out this informative post, click here. Thank you to the Mom It Forward community for sharing these fun 4th of July posts with us. We hope you enjoy each of them and will celebrate this fun holiday in style. Happy 4th of July! *Editor's No...
...de a mistake and up to six years if you likely under reported your gross income by 25 percent or more. If you failed to file a return for any year, keep records indefinitely. Pay Stubs: One year. Compare them up to your W2 form, then shred them. Bank Statements: One year. Hold onto records related to your taxes, business expenses, home improvements, mortgage payments and major purchases for as long as you need them. Many financial institutions now...
