Since my post a few days ago about how Kate helped us work on her day bed, I've had several questions about where we found the Home Depot apron for her to wear. We got it from one of Home Depot's Kids Workshop mornings.
On the first Saturday of each month from 9 to noon Home Depot hosts a FREE clinic for kids to come make something. The target ages for the workshop are 5 to 12, but in addition to not turning us away when we showed up, I saw a couple other toddlers working on their projects too. In addition to getting to spend quality time with your child as you do a project for free, you also receive the project materials, a sticker, a pin for project completion, and an apron at no cost. Of everything she got that day, Kate was MOST proud of her apron - as we walked around the store picking up a few things we needed after project time was over, she tugged at my hand every time we saw a Home Depot employee wearing their orange apron too... and now nothing messy can be done at home without her running to her dress-up corner to put on her apron first!
Click here for more information on the Home Depot kids workshops.
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