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Enquiring minds (okay, maybe just mine) want to know: do you enjoy the Pinterest posts? Do you prefer posts with a round-up of links I find interesting instead? Or a combo of the two? If you could be so kind and vote below, I’d appreciate it!
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And now on to regularly scheduled Pinterest content! Pinned anything risky lately? Add a link in the comments to your pin! And be sure to follow us on Pinterest – we’re theriskykids. The more the merrier (and riskier!)
Did you ever use a baseball card on your bike spokes to make it sound like a motorbike? In case you’ve forgotten how or –gasp!– never got to do so, here’s an easy tutorial (I love the Strider bike, too!).
Source: Toddler Approved via The Risky Kids via Pinterest
The LEGO Ninjago series has turned Eli into one ninja-obsessed little boy. Here’s a fun way to indulge an obsession in ninja weapons without fearing for your life.
Source: All For The Boys via The Risky Kids via Pinterest
Something to think about:
Source: minna may via The Risky Kids via Pinterest
While this could be applied in all kinds of life situations, I love how it applies to parenting and play. If we, as parents, can push past the “worst first” thinking that plagues us all (You’ll fall! You’ll break a bone! Someone will kidnap you!) and get to the place where we can see the good that comes from challenging situations, awesome things can happen.
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