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Stop copying ME! It all started when Rebecca Zamolo created "Popular Girl Sends Nerd to Detention - Learn How to be Popular." Next Matt and Rebecca posted "...
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YES DAY with my BFF!! ️ 😳 ️ Jazzy sends her best friend Shae Bennet on a Valentine’s Day Yes Day he will never forget! Watch Shea’s Valentine’s video with...
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If Salísh and Payton say yes to their dads for 24 hours, Payton will pierce her dad’s ear! Check out the video on Jordan Matters channel where Payton and Sal...
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Yes Day is a day where parents, or caregivers, have to say “Yes” to everything the kids ask for. Within reason, of course.
I said it once but I'll say it again. The most important rule for Yes Day is to have fun. Spend time together. Be present. Reconnect as a family. And say YES!
Before having your own Yes Day, you can prepare little ones by reading books and watching the movie Yes Day! so they understand what to do and aren't caught unprepared. This is especially great for those who thrive on routine and don't do well when thrown into new situations without preparation. You are going to have so much fun! Feel free to share...
Even More Crazy Yes Day Ideas. Do a bunch of crazy, messy science experiments. Have a pillow fight. Eat with your fingers. Give mom and dad a makeover and pick their outfits for the day. Have water fights. Host a dance party. Get messy – play with messy toys, dig in the dirt, go to the beach and get sandy.
Jul 16, 2021 · Here are some quick and simple Yes Day Ideas for your family. Yes Day doesn’t have to be expensive and can be simple and just as much FUN: Watch a Family Movie. Visit a local playground. Have a fun “junk food” meal. Extra Screen Time.
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Aug 24, 2023 · Keep Everyone Involved: A “Yes Day” is a family affair. Encourage each family member to take turns choosing activities, fostering a sense of inclusivity and shared decision-making. Document the Moments: Capture the magic of the day by taking photos or creating a scrapbook. This way, you can relive the cherished memories for years to come.