Temps are rising which means summer is on its way! With summer travel about to be in full swing, we’ve got you covered for on-the-road entertainment and tips for enjoying your family vacation. Plus, if you’re looking for something cozy to lounge in all summer, oh do we have the limited edition collab for you. Read more below! ⬇️
• ☀️ Summer is coming to Little Spoon this week.
• ✈️ Starting to plan family vacations? Here are 6 ways to make it enjoyable.
• 🐟 We’ve been having a lot of fun at Little Spoon HQ, what are your thoughts on Tuna Fridays?
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🔥Parenting Tip of the Week🔥 |
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“While bedtime battles can be frustrating for parents, having empathy for your child’s normal development and using positive discipline tools can help restore peace at night. Establishing a predictable routine, giving your child some age-appropriate independence, using visuals, planning for stalling tactics, and maintaining kind but firm boundaries are all effective strategies.”
- Camila Martelo
Pediatric Sleep Consultant + Is This Normal Expert
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We tapped our friends at Rosewood the Label to create a Limited Edition Summer Collection of 3 different vibrant, buttery soft PJs inspired by Little Spoon’s meals and snacks for your kiddos (3M-8Y) to lounge in from playtime to naptime.
Available for a limited time only. Once they’re gone, they’re gone!
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💬 Your Questions, Answered 💬 |
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Q: How can I best protect my kids from the sun this summer? |
A: For littles under 6 months, their skin is ultra-sensitive to sun exposure and ingredients in sunscreen, so shield them from the sun with hats, sunglasses, and sun-protective clothing. For kiddos older than 6 months, decide whether chemical or mineral sunscreens are better for your littles, and make sure to reapply every two hours. Do your best to avoid playing outside when the UV index is at its peak from 10 AM to 2PM. |
Q: We’re going on a road trip! How do I keep my kids entertained on the drive? |
A: Try downloading some family friendly playlists or podcasts to hold everyone's attention. Older kids can have fun with invisible ink coloring books or word searches, and your younger ones can enjoy sticker activity pads or something more sensory like PopIts. When in doubt, bring plenty of snacks. |
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Learn more about our Limited Edition drop + setting boundaries |
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