14 Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day with Your Kids

May 12, 2021
Written by
Supernow HQ
Seperator
Key Points
  • Children deserve to feel the love on Valentine’s Day as much as you do, and as a parent it’s likely you want to show it. 
  • Follow our 14 ideas for different ways to spend Valentine’s Day with your child.

14 ways to make this your best Valentine's Day with your children yet:

  • Have a hot chocolate date: You can do this at home or from your local coffee shop. Enjoy this time together to sit and chat, and have fun digging for marshmallows.
  • String decorations: Choose a small area and let your child string hearts or letters at their level to help acknowledge the holiday.
  • Create a cute snack together: You could add white chocolate and sprinkles to almost any food and it would taste better. We recommend doing it with popcorn and adding candy hearts - Get the full recipe at Gimme Some Oven.
  • Have a tea party: Make little sandwiches, cookies, snacks, and tea, and enjoy some Mommy and me time with your little ones. 
  • Make heart shaped pancakes: Make breakfast fun and get them involved by choosing their favorite toppings. 
  • Tell your children what you love about them: leave them love notes on their doors, mirrors, surfaces, for them to read in the morning. 
  • Have a silly dance party: Turn on their favorite tunes, enjoy the fun, and wiggle your butts off until they pass out. 
  • Make homemade cards: teach children about being thoughtful through helping them to make Valentine’s card by hand. 
  • Play together: If it's too cold to play outside, take the play inside. We love this DIY Valentine's Day ring toss from Little Family Fun.
  • Wear matching outfits: because when is this not cute. 
  • Cuddle time: Take a moment to just sit and love on your child. 
  • Make heart shaped pizza: because who doesn’t love pizza? Make your own and have your children pick out their toppings. 
  • Share the love over a meal: When you’re sitting down to eat together, take it in turns to say what you love about each person in the family. 
  • Take a walk: Wrap up warm and get some fresh air as a family. You could even make a game out of it and see who can spot the most red or heart shaped objects. 

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