My DCKs love mud play. we have a huge garden box and outside kitchen for mud play. While the kids are loving it and they play so well making all of their mud baked goods, my assistants and I are struggling to find a method of how we can reduce the fact that we have to change all 12-14 kids from head to toe every time we play with the mud and have to transition back to inside.
the weather is still cool for us, about 60-70's, (don't smack me for the complaint, that is cold to us) plus some light wind, so water play is not really too possible yet. The kids would all be too cold.
right now we are using a bucket of warm water, individual wash cloths, taking off all clothing outside and wiping down, kid comes inside, I recloth the kid and we then eat lunch or play inside. it is taking us WAY WAY TO LONG TO KEEP DOING THIS with this many kids.
Does anyone have any cool tricks, tips or MUD METHODS to transition the kids back to inside play after??
the weather is still cool for us, about 60-70's, (don't smack me for the complaint, that is cold to us) plus some light wind, so water play is not really too possible yet. The kids would all be too cold.
right now we are using a bucket of warm water, individual wash cloths, taking off all clothing outside and wiping down, kid comes inside, I recloth the kid and we then eat lunch or play inside. it is taking us WAY WAY TO LONG TO KEEP DOING THIS with this many kids.
Does anyone have any cool tricks, tips or MUD METHODS to transition the kids back to inside play after??
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