Slina Soo: Oct 4, 2009

Taking Home Souvenirs, Not Junk

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First, come up Water Bottle Private Label a theme. What type of souvenir is fairly common at most tourist locations and has the makings for a great collection? If you set your child on a treasure hunt for specific souvenirs Chair Massage Pedicure some sort of common ground, they will be able to tell a story or make an easily displayed collection.

Weve collected embroidered patches from the places weve visited with our child and sewn them onto a backpack he takes along on trips, adapting the idea from old suitcases with stickers from exotic locations.

Here are some more ideas for starting your childs souvenir collection:

Postcards. Have your child write himself a note and mail it back home. You can assemble it Statligt Driftbidrag Vagar a diary when you return from your travels.
Key Chains. They can be collected and put on backpacks or hung on a strip hanging from the wall.
Magnets. You can put them on the refrigerator at home or make a magnetic board to display the collection in your childs bedroom.
Snowglobes or Music Boxes featuring scenes from your travel location.
Crazy sunglasses or hats. They could be relevant to your travel destination or just wacky.
Holiday ornaments. Each holiday, you can recount stories about travels with your children and have a great starter set of special ornaments when your child is grown so he can share his travel memories with his children.

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