因為不開放室內的內用,所以只剩下擁有戶外座位的餐廳可以開放內用服務。
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有些餐廳為了也要提供內用服務,於是搬了一兩張桌子到路邊,儘管看起來非常簡陋且⋯不安全,但這也是為了生存下去的應急措施。
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在海邊,原來就設有戶外座位的觀景餐廳,卻成了現下政策的新寵兒。
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幾近VIP會員的獨享服務,大排長龍的侯位人潮,得天獨厚的地理位置,身為正在用餐的顧客,真的是極致尊榮的享受呀。
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Restaurant could still operate their dine-in service only with patio table due to the latest COVID restrictions.
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Therefore, some restaurants has moved some of their tables to the sidewalk just beside the main road. That looks like little bit weird and unsafe. However it’s just for this harsh duration. Most of restaurants are suffering the same situation.
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Reversely, the restaurants which inherently have their own patio become the popular spots during this period. Especially, some sunset restaurants with great viewing. There is always packed with large number of people to line up.
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Are you ready for the motherload?
WE ARE ON DAY 18 of self-quarantine and still really like each other! Here are some of our favorite play ideas that we've loved doing as a family and independently.
WE GOT THIS, MAMAS!!!
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SENSORY
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Oobleck (cornstarch + water)
Playdough (recipe saved under my highlights on ig @rachealkwacz)
Simple dough (flour + water)
Slime (recipe on ig!)
Organic slime (psyllium husk + water heated up)
Ice (add water, add salt, add food coloring, freeze it w a toy inside, the list is endless!)
Baths (bubbles, bath bombs, "swimming", use your sand toys, kitchen tools, etc)
Sily putty
Blutak
Clay
Mud (soil and water)
Clean mud (shredded paper + soap shavings + water)
Shredded paper
Newspaper
Jello
Rice
Barley
Beans
Lentils
Shaving cream
Sand
Salt
*Food sources are a precious commodity at the moment (we haven't been to a grocery store!) so we've really been conserving all our dry goods for however long we might need to quarantine for which means we're really rotating between just a few things (water, soil, slime, etc) so don't worry about having to come out with something new everyday. They are honestly happy to play with the same medium, it allows them to come out with different creations and explore deeper!
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MOVE
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Dance party
Yoga
Zumba
Stretch
Hide and seek
Treasure hunt
Obstacle course
Balls
Balance board
Bubbles
Jump rope
Bicycle
Scooter
Stairs
Jumping on the bed
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ARTS & CRAFTS
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Coloring - there are a ton of cool printables including a very fun one from sereni & shentel
Paint
Paper mache - glue w paste made from cooked flour and water
Markers
Cards
Stickers
Glue
Cutting
Different textures of paper
Cardboard painting
Honestly, Ella Grace has a little art table so she really just leads this. We just make the materials available for her and she comes out with some gems! My best advice however is for painting or anything that's "messy", let them paint in the shower! We strip her down, she paints on the glass to her heart's content, the clean up and hosing it down is part of the fun then a shower after! No stains on clothes, no worrying about wet paint or where to hang all the artwork later and best of all, minimal clean-up!
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ROLE PLAY
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The sky is the limit on this one and honestly, the world (or anything she can find within our four walls) is her oyster
Dress-up
Costume jewelry
Blanket - she has a soft bamboo muslin wrap from when she was little that she uses for everything. It's probably her most used toy in the house she plays w it so much - cape, hat, skirt, scarf, etc
Forts - use flat sheets or blankets and pillows and see what you can build with what you have!
Cardboard - build a robot suit or an entire landscape!
Restaurant - there's an instruction leaflet from a game that Ella Grace likes to use as a "menu" which again goes back to…use your imagination! You don't have to have a "kitchen" to play cooking!
Salon - hair, facials, manis, pedis, even daddy gets to have a go!
Construction - one of our favorite things to do is just build. We recycle old egg cartons, boxes, packaging materal, magnatiles - Bueno Blocks has an incredible selection of open-ended toys!
Real life - honestly this the best and total win-win! She helps me cook, cut, prep, mop, sweep, vaccuum, make beds, wipe, clean, etc and is actually a really big help!!
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ETC
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Reading (she does a lot of this both independently and together as a family)
Writing/activity books - this is really optional. Our ethos is play is learning and learning has to come from within so we don't push "school" at all. She has a bunch of workbooks gifted from various places that she likes to take out and work on whenever and we just allow it to be part of free play and because it's not a "chore" she loves it
Pretend cooking show!!
Podcasts (refer to previous post for our extensive list of favorites!)
TV time - she has set tv time while I make dinner and her favorite programs are Hi-5, The Wiggles, Fireman Sam, Paw Patrol! We also do movie night once a week and it includes snacks and lots of cuddling!
Gardening - grow a little patio/balcony garden. We planted some cilantro roots and sprouted onions!!
Friendship bracelets
Make a jumprope!
Learn a new language or skill
Picnic on your balcony if you have one or a pretend picnic in your living room!
Balls - seriously, there are so many things you can do w ball! Ella Grace had an entire afternoon of fun and made-up games by herself with just a little wooden ball and basket.
Mostly, just remember this. It's okay if they get bored. In fact, allow them to be. Remember the ball and the basket story? She had so much fun because we've actively allowed her to just explore, be creative, be bored, use her imagination, and not micromanage or set up all her play for her. The key to surviving and even thriving(!) isn't to plan out every second of their day, the key to surviving MCO is to trust her and allow room for adventure and fun. Be flexible. Freedom within boundaries, mama.
The only way through is to do it together and sometimes that means having her play by herself while I work and the other times, it means really checking in, being present, and playing along with her!
That's the secret.❤
Share the love with your mama tribe! xx
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What did we get up to yesterday?
We were at the grocery store passing by the jello section and Ella Grace asked if we could make "jellyfish" to play so of course #kacaumama said YES! 😂🎉
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SENSORY MATERIALS
- Konnyaku jelly fish/stars/blob
- Basil seeds (selasih)
- Warm or ice water
- Chopstick tongs and spoons
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KONNYAKU JELLY
We made the "fish" and "stars" out of Konnyaku jelly without the sugar, just water w a few drops of food coloring.
We like Konnyaku jelly because it's extra rubbery. You can also use agar-agar, jello, or pudding. If your little is still mouthing, I would supervise closely as this texture while edible, can be a choking hazard. 😅
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SENSORY SPACE
While it set, Ella Grace took a nap and when she got up, it was nice and cool out on our patio so we decided to do our sensory outside! 😍
Her "sensory table" is really just a tub on a bench. You can also do it on the floor w a shower curtain or towels underneath. Bringing it up higher just makes it more comfortable.
Teach your little to keep the material within the tub. Consistently reinforcing this will really help. Be patient and redirect that we "keep the water in the tub" "fishes stay in the box" etc. Ella Grace could follow these instructions as young as under-1 so trust your little.
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BASIL SEEDS
Basil seeds or 'selasih' like they are locally known is an awesome sensory table addition. They start out as seeds then expand and become little squishy tadpole looking things.
Super fun to watch the littles play w it. You can also use a little fishing net for them to scoop them up and smush it!
Biodegradable, natural, easily available and cheap too!
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WARM/ICE WATER
For an extra sensory experience, you can add either warm water or ice water into the tub just to add another dimension. Ella Grace chose warm yesterday and it felt really good in the cool rainy evening breeze!
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PLAY
The only rules Ella Grace has at her sensory table is that her sensory materials stay in her box. Other than that, she has the freedom to explore, pour, squish, smush, experiment. There is no right or wrong and we allow space for her imagination to go wild!
Learning through play is a beautiful thing, she learns to make connections and discovers the world around through her senses and it fosters independence, resourcefulness, curioustiy and creativity!
Just step back, make space, and enjoy!
Xx
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