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Jan 4, 2024 11:38 PM
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frontpage Posted by BrianK5207 • Jan 4, 2024
Jan 4, 2024 11:38 PM
Home Depot DIY Kids' In-Store Workshop: Delivery Truck
(Jan 6, 9am; Registration Required) & MoreFree
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It was so annoying to see parents literally take over the whole project to make it perfect, while the kid sat and watched.
Had so much fun watching my daughter develop hand-eye coordinator, strength, painting skills, etc. I often ended up with paint up to my elbows as I was the "holder" of items while she painted, but I wouldn't trade those memories for anything.
When it was all said and done, she had nearly 50 "completed" pins!
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It was so annoying to see parents literally take over the whole project to make it perfect, while the kid sat and watched.
Had so much fun watching my daughter develop hand-eye coordinator, strength, painting skills, etc. I often ended up with paint up to my elbows as I was the "holder" of items while she painted, but I wouldn't trade those memories for anything.
When it was all said and done, she had nearly 50 "completed" pins!
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Also, side note for everyone, registering does not guarantee a kit. It's on a first come first serve basis and we showed up at 10am for the gingerbread house project last month and they were already out. Either get there early or go to a store that's in an area that doesn't have a huge population of young families.
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It was so annoying to see parents literally take over the whole project to make it perfect, while the kid sat and watched.
Had so much fun watching my daughter develop hand-eye coordinator, strength, painting skills, etc. I often ended up with paint up to my elbows as I was the "holder" of items while she painted, but I wouldn't trade those memories for anything.
When it was all said and done, she had nearly 50 "completed" pins!
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