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Summary: Tips on having fun swinging on the playground even in cold weather is discussed in this free video clip series on how to entertain children when it's cold outside.
Denise has a B.A. in psychology and two Masters degrees. She is an LPC(Licensed Professional Counselor). She has been both a stay at home mom and also a working mom for many years. She...read more
"Some people think about playgrounds is only something that kids can play on in the summer, but obviously a playground like this is not something that you're going to be packing up for the winter, it stays out all year around. So we always let the kids come out here and play, slide down the slide with snow on it and actually as they're playing they've got a nice cushion of snow and it gets their blood pumping, they get warmed up and it gives them that activity that they want in the first year or two. So there's no reason at all why they can't be out in the winter months. Ready? There you go. Alright there you go! How high can you go? Good job!"
eHow Article: Go Swinging with Your Kids
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