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Getting Ready for Valentine’s Day with Kids

I posted last year what we did for our Valentine’s Day, and you can see that post:

Here

Here are some new great ideas I saw out on the web this week that I want to share:

Danielle’s place -Check out the cupcakes with the forks and notes.  too cute!

Valentine’s Day Kids gift – I love the poem with the hearts all around it.

Planatable Cards – check out these planatable cards.

Food Ideas – video with several great ideas for food on Vtines Dat.

I hope these inspire you.  What do you plan to do for Valentine’s Day for the children?

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One Response to “Getting Ready for Valentine’s Day with Kids”

1. Dianne on February 9th, 2009 at 2:25 pm

   For a number of years, we’ve had a fun, red dinner. I once made place mats that were pink and white with red hearts stamped on them, then they were laminated, so we can use them year after year. I typically make pizza – individual heart-shaped pizzas. I once even cut the sliced pepperonis into hearts. We serve red cream soda in clear goblets, have red napkins, some type of red valentine candy for dessert, and eat by red candlelight. My boys have always enjoyed this tradition.

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