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Celebrating Valentine's Day
Filed in archive Parenting by Melissa Petri on January 30, 2007
Celebrating Valentine's Day
Celebrating valentine's Day, if you have kids, is a challenge. But, if there's a will, there's a way.

The obvious way to "get rid" of the kids for the night while you celebrate is to ask for the help of Grandma and Grandpa. Perhaps, the kids can stay with them for a night or two.

If your kids are old enough, you can talk to your friends who are also parents and organize a little Valentine's party for the kids. Although, you may need to ask Grandma and Grandpa or any of their date-less Aunt and Uncle to supervise the party. Or, if you are lucky, you can ask a trusted babysitter to hold the fort while you are gone.

Should any of the two above be impossible to arrange, you can always just put the kids to bed a bit earlier than usual. You can then proceed to spend a romantic evening at home.

Like what I said before... remember that besides being parents, you are both individuals who love each other. Forget the names Mom and Dad and concentrate on Me and You.

Have a nice Valentine's Day celebration with your loved ones!

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