Hiver

And there it is, the new year is here, and for now, nature is asleep while the cold has settled in. We have slowed down, adopting this peaceful rhythm. For children, it is a fascinating season, as there are changes: frozen puddles on which they can run and slide, and muddy puddles where they can jump and feel their feet sink. Grab a thermos and some apples, and set off on an adventure!

Dress warmly to go out in any weather, like an onion.

• Base layer: thermal clothing in wool or synthetic material

• Second layer: fleece jacket and pants

• Rain gear (jacket and pants) with thermal layers underneath or ski clothing

• Balaclava or neck warmer and hat

• Waterproof gloves

• Wool socks

• Winter boots or waterproof winter shoes

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After a long day outside, a small candle, a blanket, and stories to read or listen to.

List of winter activities with your child:

• Running

• Walking in the forest when the frost is still present

• Hot chocolate by a fire with a pot

• Catching snowflakes

• Potpourri to cut and boil (cinnamon, cloves, old apple, vanilla in a pot and simmer)

• Perler beads

• Card games (War, Battle, ...)

• Family movie night with popcorn

• Cutting out paper snowflakes

• Family vision board