Bad Saturday Morning Entertainment Ideas

 Just keep welcoming kids into the house, because why not?

(Nope that's not even all of them.)

 Think it's pretty funny/inventive when they start tearing up birthday gift Styrofoam to make snow...

(You see where this is heading.  But you'll also notice please that they did clean up the toy mess first...kind of.)

And watch them make it snow and then make snow angels...

Yikes.

But, really it's a mess in here anyway.

First Sleepover

The plan: Get a sitter for the kids.

Have all of the adults run to another house where it is quiet.

Go back to pick them up later, and have our wonderful neighbor say we should just let them be.

Bonus.

Total kids knocked out in one room--six ages 4-6.

Works For Now

On the rare occasion that I just have to take them to the store with me, in this instance to shop for school supplies,

I get rid of the "I wants" by making our Christmas list.

Now I take a picture of them by the things they really seem to want.

It keeps them happy to get to pick out something special,

and I might even remember in the end what they really said they wanted for Christmas.