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 Each week I send my 4 year old twin granddaughters some mail. I use large colorful envelopes that I pick up at thrift sales or have leftover from greeting cards, pre-address and stamp them. I put stickers and tattoos and character band aids. I print out free coloring pages from the web, last week I sent them each an old, unused check register. I found some colorful address labels with puppies and kittens and butterflies that had my old address, so I cut off the address part and saved the cute picture part. I just pop a few of these items into the envelopes, with a note, and they are all set to drop in the mail each week. The girls really look forward to their own special mail from Gramma.
By sadiejoy from Amery, WI
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RE: Send Mail To Your Grandchildren
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Post By corri (Guest Post)
(02/27/2007)
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wish someone would do that for my kids!
RE: Send Mail To Your Grandchildren
My mother does the same thing for my 3 year old and she loves it! Even at her young age she yells "I got mail from granny!". She really likes getting any extra/left over picstures of family members she knows. She enjoys carrying them around or putting them in her purse.
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Post By Jean in GA (Guest Post)
(02/13/2007)
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You're a good grandmother. The girls I'm sure race to the mailbox each week looking for "their" mail. This will be something that they will be telling their children about.
RE: Send Mail To Your Grandchildren
Thanks for this great idea
Shirley
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