Accueil / Features / 100 things you can do / All features All features Managing a tight budget amid rampant inflation Single-parent families: 4 parents share their stories Life-work balance: A daily challenge for families The reality of growing up with LGBTQ+ parents The joy of being active Living in the moment with your child Parents and grandparents: Fostering harmony Better understanding vaccine hesitancy What’s your parenting style? Raising children’s environmental awareness Parenting is a team effort Social skills: Tips and tricks Navigating the toy aisle Anxiety in young children Your child’s development, step by step Turning screen time into family time Living in rental housing with children More than just child care 100 things you can do A stress-free holiday season? Mission: Possible! Children and separation Routines matter! Brains in training Everybody outside! Parental leave: highs and lows A closer look at big families Positive parenting explained Baby milestones Turn up the music! The stress of parenting explained What a memory A look at family eating habits 20 parenting hacks you have to try! Kids with special needs: 8 parents share their stories A need for affection! Understanding psychosexual development 26 ways to enjoy winter The importance of your entourage Understanding sleep better Drawing: fun and a whole lot more! 20 questions about mental health The importance of attachment Where does your baby’s personality come from? 25 facts about pregnancy Parents and lovers What's stopping us from being happy? Our children's emotions THE BOOK Self esteem, day by day Learning to live with others Celebrate summer from A to Z The miracle of baby’s first year Soon, we’ll have fun... Listen this text MP3 Désolé. Reading by the glow of a flashlight. Having paper snowball fights. Making up stories and naming the hero after my child. Making crafts using items from the recycling bin. Using a straw to blow bubbles in the bath. Making music by banging pots and pans with wooden spoons. Making easy recipes together, such as smoothies, muffins, sandwiches, or pasta. Playing as a family outside in the snow and ending the day with steaming mugs of hot chocolate. Making silly drawings together. Organizing a picnic with all the stuffed animals in my child’s bedroom. Looking through my child’s baby album together. Playing hide-and-seek. Inventing a story based on one of my child’s drawings. Taking my child’s favourite stuffed animal on a stroller ride to the park. Reading books at the park or in the yard—even in winter! Imitating the sounds and movements of different animals. Eating dessert before dinner! Describing all the things we see in the sky. Camping out on our mattresses in the living room. Creating a masterpiece by having every family member draw on a giant sheet of paper. Dancing like we just don’t care to release pent-up energy and simply let loose. Building forts out of blankets and pillows. Running around together in the yard, at the park, or in the alley. Having a treasure hunt in the house. Swapping seats at the dinner table. Picking out books together at the library. Leaping over puddles on a rainy day. Placing a bean in a jar filled with dampened paper towels and watching it grow. Finding shapes in the clouds. Picking my child up under the arms and swinging her between my legs. Source : Naître et grandir magazine, January-February 2019 Research and copywriting : Naître et grandir team In the same Feature... Today, I will... When my child... Soon, we’ll have fun...