Aqua Park Mostar
Funland, Mostar
I have always believe in the limitless potential of a child, if only we would allow the child to learn through play, albeit with adult monitoring & supervision.
So parents who needed a reprieve for a coffee while their children play, enjoy! 🙂
There are a number of family oriented facilities in Mostar, including the City Park.
Posted on July 27, 2014, in Other Essential Info, Others and tagged Bosnia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Children, Europe, Family, Family Activities, Holiday, Living abroad, Mostar, Parenting, Travel, Travel Info, Water activities. Bookmark the permalink. 12 Comments.
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So true! To allow children to explore their world with someone to guide and instruct and then step back a moment as they discover in an excited and playful way, sets the stage for personal growth that will later achieve great and wondrous things.
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It’s great to find like minded people. D. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Toddler In Tow From Canada and commented:
There is always something fun and interesting to do with your toddler wherever you live – A reblog direct from Bosnia.
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Thank you kindly for reblogging my post! 🙂 Have enjoyed your site very much so will be a constant visitor. 🙂
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This is so true I love the quote at the top of the post 🙂 As a parent of 2 girls (and now “Grandmum” of an 18 month old) plus working for many years with kindy/pre primary children I’ve found they learn so much just by letting them “get on with it” by themselves – obviously whilst supervised! They learn to work things out, think for themselves it’s fascinating to watch. Great post! Thanks so much again for your visits to my site and your recent comment on my Berlin post – much appreciated. I have just replied to your last comment – it’s been a busy week and I haven’t been on the blog until now will be working on my next post today, kind regards Rosemary 🙂
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Thanks Rosemary, for your kind comments! 🙂 They brightened up my day! Having an active 6 yr old child & was working in education field, couldn’t agree with you more on the fascination of the potential ability of a child. Enjoyed visiting your site,
definitely will be visiting the Reichstag building, if I pass by Berlin. Pix you took were amazing. Definitely will pass by your site again. Summer is always a busy time with plenty of activities, so appreciate your visiting and taking time to reflect on my post.:) Many regards, K.
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You’re very welcome I really enjoy the interaction side of blogging – you learn so much and it’s fascinating to read about other places and people! I spent part of yesterday at my daughter’s house – it is so lovely to watch my 18 month granddaughter playing (yesterday she was very busy with a biscuit tin, amongst other things, taking the lid on and off and “pretending” to give us all chocolate biscuits). Children work so much out through free play! Thanks so much again for your visits to my blog and I will keep stopping by yours here too much appreciate your “visits’ and support! Enjoy the lovely summer weather kind regards Rosemary
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So true! They develop cognitive, social and motor skills.
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Glad to find like minded people. Glad you enjoy this post.
Have enjoyed your post on the wall house, with the inner courtyard design. Many regards. 🙂
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Certainly a thought-provoking quote. I look forward to reading much more. I am happy you enjoyed our post.
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