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With most of us gearing up for the upcoming Diwali celebrations, kids too are anticipating fun and enjoyment on their way. In-fact, Diwali is one of the major Indian festivals and the preparations start way in advance. Festivals are enjoyed by young and elders both when practiced with ample of precautions. Kids are dynamic and they love to experiment. So when your little one sees his elder brother lighting a rocket which shoots away in the sky and splatters a lot of colorful sparks, he is mesmerized and wants to see the magic happen again and again or perhaps want to touch the glittery spark. With lights shining brightly all around, the festive spirit and the glee, the celebrations and noise of the crackers, your little ones are way too stimulated. With such tiny exploratory brains around you need to be more careful to ensure their safety. And, you need to ensure that the festivities do not leave any scar behind. Below are a few tips to keep in mind this Diwali:
Kids have very fertile minds and you can chance upon such festivals to teach them the significance of Diwali, rituals and involve them in the preparations. Simply take them shopping along to buy colorful diyas or you can together make a lot of paper craft and team it up with lights!
So with these tips, open your doors for Goddess Lakshmi to bless you and your family with health and prosperity!
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