The next time your kid says, “I’m bored,” hand them a homemade “boredom jar” full of activity ideas.
Photo: Jessica Chan
Your kids have books, Lego, puzzles, an endless supply of toy cars and trains... yet somehow they're always bored.
The next time they come to you complaining there's nothing to do, send them to the boredom jar, where they can pull out any number of fun activities to try.
Download our free boredom jar printable here
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