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Who says physics is for “older kids?” No way! Young kids will be delighted to learn about physics starting from the most basic level. Introduce children to a lifelong love of science, math, and physics through play . Our Friday is all about experiments , engineering and fun activities. To feed Aary & Zavi’s curiosity I always try to go beyond my reach as I believe when kids grow up in science-friendly homes, they are encouraged to ask questions, think critically, experiment, explain their reasoning, read, write, create models, and watch science programs on TV. For the reason I’m always in search of those companies who can feed these little brains with the right food of knowledge and fun together . Today they have made a CD launcher which will surely help them learn about the laws of motion .🥰 Keep watching our stories , your little ones might find them entertaining 😁🥰 Who are hooked to Aary&Zavi’s daily stories ? #spill_secrets_of_life #kiwicrate #kiwico ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #7daysofplay #kidsofinstagram #mombloggers #familyiseverything #kidsartsandcrafts #activitiesforchildren #kidslearning #earlylearning #kidsactivities #socialdistancing #creativekids #independenceday #playwithyourkids #learningathome #kidslearningfun #kidsgrowth #kidsactivityideas #quarantinelife #playislearning #imagination #kidslearningtools #melscience #momlife #sensoryplay #learningthroughplay #learning (at Wiltshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD36ys5JrB1/?igshid=101j9k0zj65js

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The brain of the child is so blank that what he sees is what he understands and does, yes it’s true that parents have sole responsibility for the formation of a child’s character. Developing your own family ritual will give your child consistency and security in the home, as well as setting them up with good habits for life. it provides them with clear boundaries, expectations, and consistency. Some parts of your family routine will already be there – such as meal times and sleep times. And one of the easiest ways to make new habits stick is by pairing them with other rituals that are already in place. So whatever habits you would like to add to your child’s routine, frame them around the ones that are already there. For example, if you’d like them to start cleaning their room once a day, have it become the ritual before dinner time. If you’d like reading to be part of the daily routine, incorporate it before bed time. So pick a new ritual, and keep with it. Make it simple, make it fun, and don’t add too many new activities to your routine at once. It’s much easier to commit to one new activity at a time; adding too many changes to the mix will be overwhelming and make you and your child less likely to stick to the schedule. Routine also teaches and creates boundaries. So the habits that come with routine show kids that there are consequences to their behaviours.Aary&Zavi knows that dessert is only served when all their vegetables and fruits for the day are eaten. Home is the easiest place to learn long-term behaviours, and to understand the concepts of consequences, boundaries and rewards. I am very strict on my kids routines which helps me with sorting out their behaviours especially when we are away from home. Swipe 👉to watch Zavi’s video during our last year’s holiday 😍 What do you think is the best age to start developing a routine for kids ? I will share my answer after your comments .👇 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #positive #goodvibes #parenting #momstruggles #positiveenergy #momsofinstagram #children #bloggerstyle #styleblogger #gentleparenting #kidsactivities #routinelife #happy #justbelieve2020 #love #parentingtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CD3lpaKpVKJ/?igshid=1ihacae5reup8

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The brain of the child is so blank that what he sees is what he understands and does, yes it’s true that parents have sole responsibility for the formation of a child’s character. Developing your own family ritual will give your child consistency and security in the home, as well as setting them up with good habits for life. it provides them with clear boundaries, expectations, and consistency. Some parts of your family routine will already be there – such as meal times and sleep times. And one of the easiest ways to make new habits stick is by pairing them with other rituals that are already in place. So whatever habits you would like to add to your child’s routine, frame them around the ones that are already there. For example, if you’d like them to start cleaning their room once a day, have it become the ritual before dinner time. If you’d like reading to be part of the daily routine, incorporate it before bed time. So pick a new ritual, and keep with it. Make it simple, make it fun, and don’t add too many new activities to your routine at once. It’s much easier to commit to one new activity at a time; adding too many changes to the mix will be overwhelming and make you and your child less likely to stick to the schedule. Routine also teaches and creates boundaries. So the habits that come with routine show kids that there are consequences to their behaviours.Aary&Zavi knows that dessert is only served when all their vegetables and fruits for the day are eaten. Home is the easiest place to learn long-term behaviours, and to understand the concepts of consequences, boundaries and rewards. I am very strict on my kids routines which helps me with sorting out their behaviours especially when we are away from home. Swipe 👉to watch Zavi’s video during our last year’s holiday 😍 What do you think is the best age to start developing a routine for kids ? I will share my answer after your comments .👇 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #positive #goodvibes #parenting #momstruggles #positiveenergy #momsofinstagram #children #bloggerstyle #styleblogger #gentleparenting #kidsactivities #routinelife #happy #justbelieve2020 #love #parentingtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CD3XCHcp7Mj/?igshid=wv1wzra1b2yb

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The brain of the child is so blank that what he sees is what he understands and does, yes it’s true that parents have sole responsibility for the formation of a child’s character. Developing your own family ritual will give your child consistency and security in the home, as well as setting them up with good habits for life. it provides them with clear boundaries, expectations, and consistency. Some parts of your family routine will already be there – such as meal times and sleep times. And one of the easiest ways to make new habits stick is by pairing them with other rituals that are already in place. So whatever habits you would like to add to your child’s routine, frame them around the ones that are already there. For example, if you’d like them to start cleaning their room once a day, have it become the ritual before dinner time. If you’d like reading to be part of the daily routine, incorporate it before bed time. So pick a new ritual, and keep with it. Make it simple, make it fun, and don’t add too many new activities to your routine at once. It’s much easier to commit to one new activity at a time; adding too many changes to the mix will be overwhelming and make you and your child less likely to stick to the schedule. Routine also teaches and creates boundaries. So the habits that come with routine show kids that there are consequences to their behaviours.Aary&Zavi knows that dessert is only served when all their vegetables and fruits for the day are eaten. Home is the easiest place to learn long-term behaviours, and to understand the concepts of consequences, boundaries and rewards. I am very strict on my kids routines which helps me with sorting out their behaviours especially when we are away from home. Swipe 👉to watch Zavi’s video during our last year’s holiday 😍 What do you think is the best age to start developing a routine for kids ? I will share my answer after your comments .👇 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #positive #goodvibes #parenting #momstruggles #positiveenergy #momsofinstagram #children #bloggerstyle #styleblogger #gentleparenting #kidsactivities #routinelife #happy #justbelieve2020 #love #parentingtis https://www.instagram.com/p/CD3Wg4zpDBv/?igshid=19wmmsd0s87gf

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The brain of the child is so blank that what he sees is what he understands and does, yes it’s true that parents have sole responsibility for the formation of a child’s character. Developing your own family ritual will give your child consistency and security in the home, as well as setting them up with good habits for life. it provides them with clear boundaries, expectations, and consistency. Some parts of your family routine will already be there – such as meal times and sleep times. And one of the easiest ways to make new habits stick is by pairing them with other rituals that are already in place. So whatever habits you would like to add to your child’s routine, frame them around the ones that are already there. For example, if you’d like them to start cleaning their room once a day, have it become the ritual before dinner time. If you’d like reading to be part of the daily routine, incorporate it before bed time. So pick a new ritual, and keep with it. Make it simple, make it fun, and don’t add too many new activities to your routine at once. It’s much easier to commit to one new activity at a time; adding too many changes to the mix will be overwhelming and make you and your child less likely to stick to the schedule. Routine also teaches and creates boundaries. So the habits that come with routine show kids that there are consequences to their behaviours.Aary&Zavi knows that dessert is only served when all their vegetables and fruits for the day are eaten. Home is the easiest place to learn long-term behaviours, and to understand the concepts of consequences, boundaries and rewards. I am very strict on my kids routines which helps me with sorting out their behaviours especially when we are away from home. Swipe 👉to watch Zavi’s video during our last year’s holiday 😍 What do you think is the best age to start developing a routine for kids ? I will share my answer after your comments .👇 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #positive #goodvibes #parenting #momstruggles #positiveenergy #momsofinstagram #children #bloggerstyle #styleblogger #gentleparenting #kidsactivities #routinelife #happy #justbelieve2020 #love #parentingtis https://www.instagram.com/p/CD3Wg4zpDBv/?igshid=19wmmsd0s87gf

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The brain of the child is so blank that what he sees is what he understands and does, yes it’s true that parents have sole responsibility for the formation of a child’s character. Developing your own family ritual will give your child consistency and security in the home, as well as setting them up with good habits for life. it provides them with clear boundaries, expectations, and consistency. Some parts of your family routine will already be there – such as meal times and sleep times. And one of the easiest ways to make new habits stick is by pairing them with other rituals that are already in place. So whatever habits you would like to add to your child’s routine, frame them around the ones that are already there. For example, if you’d like them to start cleaning their room once a day, have it become the ritual before dinner time. If you’d like reading to be part of the daily routine, incorporate it before bed time. So pick a new ritual, and keep with it. Make it simple, make it fun, and don’t add too many new activities to your routine at once. It’s much easier to commit to one new activity at a time; adding too many changes to the mix will be overwhelming and make you and your child less likely to stick to the schedule. Routine also teaches and creates boundaries. So the habits that come with routine show kids that there are consequences to their behaviours.Aary&Zavi knows that dessert is only served when all their vegetables and fruits for the day are eaten. Home is the easiest place to learn long-term behaviours, and to understand the concepts of consequences, boundaries and rewards. I am very strict on my kids routines which helps me with sorting out their behaviours especially when we are away from home. Swipe 👉to watch Zavi’s video during our last year’s holiday 😍 What do you think is the best age to start developing a routine for kids ? I will share my answer after your comments .👇 ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #positive #goodvibes #parenting #momstruggles #positiveenergy #momsofinstagram #children #bloggerstyle #styleblogger #gentleparenting #kidsactivities #routinelife #happy #justbelieve2020 #love #parentingtips https://www.instagram.com/p/CD3P7gkpVwa/?igshid=1m2t5g4041y2l

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“Having somewhere to go is home. Having someone to love is family. And having both is a blessing.” This was a few days ago at the @liverpoolfc .I love when we all get to go out and enjoy some time out of the house safely. In this critical time spending quality time with family is very important.Quality family time can happen anywhere. It’s about making the most of the time you spend together. Try to appreciate every moment in life 💕🙏 Today after completing our work we are enjoying a camping day in our garden , also practicing our adjectives in fun ways .. all updates are available on stories 👆🥰 What are you up to ? ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #learningathome #momhood #education #fashionkids #kidsfashionblogger #farmlife #kidssummerprograms #kidssummerfashion #summervibes #learning #kiddostyle #sommarlov2020 #kidsofinstagram #modernmama #kiddosfun #inthegarden #summerfun #sunny #kidsblogger #motherhood #kidssummer #momlife #family #smile #funactivities #stayathome #mindfulness #summerwithkids #summertime https://www.instagram.com/p/CDwNLsLpFUt/?igshid=1a3lt8rwqz6wc

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🟤:what is a blackhead ? Blackhead is a form of a non-inflammatory acne/ blemish. 🟣:How it's formed ? When the skin secrets excess sebum, the sebum gets trapped with the dead skin cells inside the pores - resulting in a clogged pore. It turns black due to aerial oxidation of the exposed sebum resulting in a blackhead. ⚫️:How to prevent it? -Keep the oil production on check -Regularly exfoliate with Beta hydroxy Acid (BHA) exfoliator so that the dead skin cells does not clog your pore. 🟢:How to get rid of existing blackheads ? Exfoliate with a salicylic acid exfoliator at night. Salicylic acid loosens the dead skin cells + sebum mixture that clog the pores. This is followed by double cleansing in the morning which effectively removes the pore clogging oily residues aka sebaceous filaments like blackheads. 🔘: Consistency is the key- You may not get the desired result after one or two applications, so be consistent. And remember nose strips are a big NO as they act superficially and just removes the tip of the blackhead, not the actual gunk inside the pores. Also, they can irritate the skin. 🌈: Do you have blackheads ? How do you treat them ? ⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ .⁣ #spill_secrets_of_life #skincarediary #cleanskincare #skincare #skincaremurah #loveskincare #skincarefreak #skincaregoals #blackheads #skincareblog #skincaretips #pakistani #lahore #karachi #islamabadians #loveyourself #discoverunder5k https://www.instagram.com/p/CDtuJaqp7jZ/?igshid=cy86rkvgi8xj