LIVING ROOM
WHILE MANY families like to have one
or two rooms in the home reserved for adults,
there will probably be times when you want to
use that room as a family; you'll all benefit if
your child learns from the start how to handle
himself there appropriately.
Provide one drawer or cabinet for a small
selection of toys or books; allow your child to
choose what is kept there.
"Do not touch" objects are difficult for young
children. You can get past the temptation posed
by delicate vases, candlesticks and other
decorative objects by showing your child how
to handle them gently; then explain that these
items are better for looking at than playing with.
Allow your child a section of your music
storage space for her own growing collection of
tapes and CDs. As early as age three, you can
teach your child how to put a cassette or CD in
a stereo, and show her the appropriate level for
the volume.
Teach your child how to dust small tables by
first removing objects carefully, wiping with a
clean rag, then putting the objects back in their
places. Young children have a keen eye for
dust, and get great satisfaction from wiping it
away.
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