POSTED BY
Nicole Brady
on Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at 10:25 PM
TAGGED Children, Family Activities, Food, Mom Central, Public Service/Charitable Cause
TAGGED Children, Family Activities, Food, Mom Central, Public Service/Charitable Cause
On more than one occasion by more than one parent - total strangers included - I've been told that I have the best...well-behaved...kids they have ever seen.
Why, thank you! We work hard at it.
But many parents are at a loss for where to start. The National Milk Mustache got milk? Campaign has launched a new interactive section on their Facebook page specifically addressing role modeling. Of course, the page also includes dairy-related advice and recipes but that's only the tip of the iceberg. The main focus is designed with role modeling in mind. Sometimes, engaging your kids means doing something that they can relate to... like creating your very own silly milk-mustache picture!
I encourage you to step outside your comfort zone and introduce your kids to activities that revolve around hobbies - like the ones I've mentioned above. But in the meantime, stop by the National Milk Mustache got milk? Facebook page for some other ideas on how to be a great role model to your kids!
For more information on the Milk Mustache got milk? Campaign, check out the Why Milk website or their Twitter profile.
Disclosure: I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of the National Milk Mustache got milk? Campaign and received a promotional item to thank me for taking the time to participate. All opinions are my own and photos are my own. Credit for having awesome kids is shared with my uber-fabulous husband.
what a great way to role model. I recently went to safeway and there was a screaming 5 year old. I thought to myself..well..every kid has a bad temper tantrum every once in a while. Just because this kid is acting like a spoiled brat does not mean their mother is a bad mother. But I have to admit.I did judge the mother a little. i could not help it. I wondered what the child was getting away with at home for it to be okay to scream and cry to get its way. I guess i just feel bad for judging..but until I am parent..I can not judge.