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Creative problem solving is a crucial skill for any child. It allows them to better socialize and connect with friends as they find new ways to compromise during disagreements.

-Encourage kids to find a resolution to the problem on their own, which will help them solve conflicts as they grow older💫

-If you have to get involved, don’t choose sides, but ask questions that will help them figure out a solution that all parties can feel good about💫

Did you know that art can help to develop a problem solving skill?❤️🎨

Most people think of art as a soft skill, teaching children to appreciate beauty and encourage self-expression. However, kids also begin to understand everyone has their own unique perspective on the world, when they see the art of others. This allows them to realize someone may view a problem differently than they do. As a result, they can begin to come up with new and creative ways to solve such problems.

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We have a lot of new followers, so I think it will be great to share how CreoFun was born👩‍🎨🎨

I always loved painting since I remember myself as a little girl.

When my daughter was born creating and imagining things were our favorite time to spend together🥰

When she turned 3 yrs I started looking for an art class for her. It was pretty challenging, as some lessons were too long for her age, some were boring, and some just too expensive.

At that moment the idea of CreoFun was born. 💫💫I decided to combine two things that I like the most: painting and teaching❤️.
I knew that it's the right thing, as by that time I had already had a few exhibitions and won international awards.

Additionally, I wanted to help other moms with some extra time that they might need to finish work or things around the house while their kids create their masterpieces and do things they enjoy😍😍.

Happy Mother’s Day!!❤️❤️
On this very special holiday, I would like to share the cheer and give each of you our mini painting course for kids. 💫🎨

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I know firsthand how challenging it is to engage a child in a meaningful, fun, and educational activity during a pandemic. That’s why I created exciting lessons to keep children engaged. 🤩Take a look at the other courses I offer in my bio!

I have created every lesson with love and care. I’m so happy to see the joy kids respond to it! ❤️❤️

Take advantage of this offer until 05/11/2021

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Love our students ❤️❤️

Misbehavior is always a symptom of a deeper issue, and when we can find what causes it, we can use the right strategies to correct it💫💫

Helpful tips:
-It is important to ask questions to get to the core of the problem.
-Invest in one-on-one time with kids daily. When they don’t have that positive attention, they will seek out attention in negative ways.
-Explain your expectations. It’s easier for a child to accept a good explanation than to blindly follow an order.
-Try to build a close parent-child relationship and emotional connection. Having emotional support from the family is often more important than having the actual request met.

Do you practice any of those tips?❤️

How to encourage creative thinking and inspire your child?

Creativity helps kids be more confident, develop social skills, and learn better. Albert Einstein said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Because it is a key to success in nearly everything we do, creativity is a core skill to practice with kids.💫💫

Here are 3 tips how you can do it:
1.Asking open-ended questions. These questions help a child distance himself from the here and now. Ask your child to imagine what it would be like to have a superpower: “If you could be invisible for a day, what would you do?

2.Allow for “free time.” It’s also important to give your child unstructured time. Spend a few hours at home without activities scheduled.

3.Encourage critical thinking. Ask your child to solve a family problem—i.e. “The living room is constantly messy. What should we do about it?”This makes them feel important, creates space for their own creative problem solving, and allows an opportunity for them to contribute to the family.

Do you have any other good tips?❤️

Would you like to build a positive relationship with your child?

Tip #1
Don't compare your child to siblings or to any other kids.
Being compared to other children may cause your kid to develop feelings of unfairness and jealousy towards other kids.

Rather than compare your child, celebrate their strengths. Help them develop their unique talents. Positive reinforcement is always better than negative comparisons.

Do you agree?

I want every child to find empowerment and to be inspired through art. To be free to experiment and invent new ways of thinking. 🤩🤩

I invite you to join our CreoFun family and start creating happy art today.💝

Here’s how it works:
We upload 8 brand new art episodes each month. All lessons are in pre-recorded format, so your child can watch them at any time.
The episodes remain in the library for you to do anytime.

Our projects use simple supplies: paper, markers and watercolor paints.
It’s really that simple!

Try our free lesson at creofun.com to see how your child likes it.🎨😍
If you have any questions, leave them below or please message me.

Happy International Women’s day! 🌷🌷🌷

I would like to share 5 of my favourite quotes about women today:

“To tell a woman everything she cannot do is to tell her what she can.” –Spanish Proverb

“A girl should be two things: Who and what she wants.” –Coco Chanel

“A woman is like a tea bag: You can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water.” –Eleanor Roosevelt

“Women are the largest untapped reservoir of talent in the world.” –Hillary Clinton

“Where there is a woman, there is magic.” –Ntozake Shange

I wish you all the happiness, creativity and talent in this world.❤️❤️❤️ Happy Women’s Day!!💕🥰🤗

A lot of parents think that you need a huge list of expensive supplies for kids' art lessons.

The truth is that your child will only need a paper, watercolor paint, a set of brushes, pencil and eraser for 90% of all our lessons. That's not that bad, right? 😀🤩
In addition each month we are doing 2 fun art projects where you'll need scissors, glue and colored paper. 😍

Also, we created a list of recommended supplies with links to Amazon. That's pretty convenient! Simply go to Creofun.com About section. 🤩🤩

What is your kids favorite media? Watercolor paint, tempera, pencils or markers?

Inspire Kids To Imagine...❤️