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Shoes on the right feet

Updated on July 6, 2011
Swimming shoes showing dots inside near the bottom
Swimming shoes showing dots inside near the bottom
All In One Piece by Jill Murphy
All In One Piece by Jill Murphy
About a busy mommy that wants a night out & doesn't realize she sat in paint set before leaving. LOVE THIS BOOK!!
 

How much precious time have you spent as a parent helping children with their shoes on? You are rushed you needed to get out that door 5-10 minutes ago and your child wants to put his/her shoes on by themselves. Yes its a great skill they are learning, yes you are proud of them for learning it, if it only it could get done right the first time. So how many times have you had to say, "No honey, you are putting them on the wrong feet"? Really there is a 50/50 chance they will get it right, I assure you parents, even though Murphy's law tells you differently. The later you are the more time it will take them. We have all been there done that.

I am here to share my tip on teaching children how to put their shoes on the right feet the first time. It's very simple, just draw a dot or eye on the inside of the lower rubber border of their shoes. As they put their shoes on, show them how the dots will look at each other if they have them on the right feet. Then mix the shoes up and demonstrate how the dots won't see each other when the shoes are on the wrong feet and ask your child to make the dots look at each other again. This may take a little bit of practice and reinforcing but soon your child will want the dots on all of their shoes. Children would always remind me if i hadn't put dots on those particular shoes at my preschool.

They love being successful and you love showing your pride at their success. Let's make this daily routine less frazzled and one of those sucesses. Please comment if this tip has made getting ready to go out the door easier for your family.

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