Mission: Kids Table

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Making a kids table that’s fun for everyone isn’t an impossible mission! With these quick tips, the next Holiday dinner you host will be an enjoyable feast for you, your guests, AND your little ones.

Switch it up…

We all know the kids table needs to be supervised. But why does it seem one person always get the call of duty? This year, try something different. If you plan on feeding the kids at the same time you eat, set up a “rotation.” Throughout the meal, each adult takes turns switching seats with a child for 10 minutes. That way, the tot gets to feel like a big kid (and settle down for a few minutes), and the adults get to take a break from scary Uncle Larry.

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4. Comment by sarah on Nov 12 2009 10:31:18:

   Please proofread the page regarding the t-shirts. I believe there is a letter in the word ‘shiRt’.

   Great article otherwise