
"Let's do it again!" paid off in this case. Madison enjoyed it at the beginning and then we took her around with Brian and I holding her hand. She enjoyed it and even hit the puck while being pushed around in the stroller (she was holding a hockey stick). It was a fun Family Home Evening.



Kids learn how to ice skate around here by pushing around crates or a chair. It teaches them so they can eventually go out on their own. We will see how good she is by the end of the season:-)
2 comments:
What a neat idea of how to teach children to skate, crate boxes. I gave grandma my password so she could get on to see your blog. She loved it as well as seeing Seth and Lacey's. She could see why the need of a hockey stick. It is still in the planning. I still get choked up when I see pictures of my three grandchildren on these blogs.
What a creative way for kids to learn by themselves. She looks so cute out there:)
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