A Peek at the Fun: Are you looking for a fun way to include your kiddos in Father’s Day this year? I’m all about simple Father’s Day gifts from kids to help make Father’s Day special.
Do you know who loves Father’s Day even more than the fathers? The kiddos! Children love to be part of the celebration and especially when it come to their dads. This is exactly why I love easy Father’s Day gifts like this one. It’s so simple and thoughtful, dad is sure to love it.
Father’s Day Gifts from Kids:
This couldn’t be simpler to do and will ensure a gift that dad will keep forever. Handprint gifts are popular because they capture time letting us hold on to a moment when our children aren’t grown. Adding the handprints to a meaningful book about fathers gives a special gift that dad and kids can enjoy together.
This Father’s Day gift is quick and simple, let’s get started.
Step 1:
Start with the perfect book you know dad will love. There are so many wonderful books about how important our fathers are to us, you simply need to pick your favorite. I have a couple of my favorites listed for you here.
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- What Dad’s Can’t Do
- Just Me and My Dad
- You are my I Love You
- My Dad
- I Love My Daddy
- Dad Can Do Anything
- I Love You Daddy
Step 2-
Using any color acrylic paint and a paint brush (I used a sponge tip paint brush), paint your child’s hand. Make sure the hand is completely covered.
Place the painted hand flat on the desired page in the book. The back of the book is usually the best place to do this because it has blank pages.
Step 3- Write the child’s name by their handprint. Make sure to include their age or the date so you can always remember when you captured this moment in time.
Step 4- Have your children write notes to dad letting him know how much he is loved. Glue them in the book, making sure they are secure.
Dad’s gift is done! This also makes a fun gift for grandpa as well.
Have FUN giving simple Father’s Day gifts!!
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