Things to do in the snow with kids

So when we visited the snow for the first time, we absolutely loved it. There was a few things that definitely stood out for my kids and I more than others as a family. Obviously as an adult you’re less limited due to safety and things like that but with kids, we have to be a bit more cautious. Lol.

One thing about me, I’m gonna always try to keep my kids occupied, or give them ways to entertain themselves so there’s not a lot of “Im bored” talk happening around me.

Our favorite activities to do in the snow:

❄️building a snowman. We couldn’t quite get the hang of how to form the balls so our snowman was looking a bit rough but still a lot of fun trying overall.

❄️snow angels. Nothing like a classic snow angel. I will say, I got sort of wet even wearing a very thick jacket so make sure you’re kids are geared up for this one.

❄️snowball fight! We got this super cool snowball maker that pre makes light 6 or so snowballs at a time. Vey fun when you’re at warrrr!!!

❄️snow sledding! This had to be my favorite thing. I wish I could do it right now. It’s so much fun and brings out the inner child in you for sure. My kids loved it also. They’re little so def had to go with an adult but they wanted to keep going so that’s a clear sign they loved it.

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2024/1/20 Edited to

... Read moreWinter is a magical time for families, especially when there's snow on the ground. Engaging in snow-related activities is not only fun but also helps kids develop motor skills and socialize with friends and family. Here are some great suggestions: 1. **Building a Snowman**: Encourage your kids' creativity by using various items like hats, scarves, and buttons to decorate their snowy creations. This activity allows for imaginative play and brings families together. 2. **Creating Snow Angels**: Laying down in the snow and moving arms and legs to make snow angels is a classic winter activity that’s easy and enjoyable for all ages. Just ensure kids are bundled up to stay warm and dry! 3. **Snowball Fights**: Equip your kids with snowball makers for more organized fun. Set up boundaries and teams for a friendly snowball battle, encouraging teamwork and physical activity. 4. **Sledding**: A hill with an incline provides endless hours of fun! Make sure to supervise younger children on sleds for safety, and enjoy the laughter and joy that comes from racing down together. These winter favorites can create lasting memories for your family. Bundle up, head outside, and make the most of the snowy days together!