Her mom finally came from the other side of the park, slowly walking (chalantly, in my eyes), in no rush. She directed her daughter from a distance and the girl got down safely. I admire both of these women— for both their physical and guiding strength.
Most of the kiddie areas weren't that exceptional but it did have a 'high' bar, which the park closest to us does not. Honestly, I almost missed it. Thankfully, I didn't and tried teaching Nui Nui to pull up and hold her own weight. I'm always amazed at the upper body strength kids have on playgrounds. I don't remember playing that much on playgrounds when I was a kid and I definitely didn't have upper body strength (still don't). Hoping to make that experience different for my kid.
If you're a parent, what's one (or more) thing you hope your child can achieve but you yourself didn't or lacked? Share in the Comments below, we'd love to hear! :> xoxo
We followed the high bar with a game of tag. Again, not much of a runner myself...
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