Kisses

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• It’s fun to read a story and act it out: ask your child to close their eyes, and kiss the tip of their nose at the beginning of the story. As the story progresses, get kisses and hug each other, just like they do in the story.
• Once you have read the story several times, your child will know the rhymes and be able to complete the sentences on their own:

נְשִׁיקָה בְּצֶבַע תְּכֶלֶת – מֵאֲחוֹרֵי הַ… דֶּלֶת

נְשִׁיקָה סְגַלְגֶּלֶת – מֵרֹב צְחוֹק מִתְ… גַּלְגֶּלֶת.

• You may want to paint your lips and create kiss-shaped stamps on a sheet of paper, much like the inner cover of the book. Once you have a page full of kisses, you could cut them out, and use them to decorate your child’s bedroom.
• When Mommy tries to collect all the kisses that blew away, they disappear as soon as she catches them. You may enjoy blowing soap bubbles at bath-time, and trying to catch them (hint: soapy hands make it easier to catch bubbles without bursting them).
• And in the morning, when your child wakes up all warm and sweet, kiss their nose – it’s a sure recipe for a wonderful day!