Carving for children? Isn’t that way too dangerous?
When parents keep a few things in mind, little can go wrong and fun is guaranteed. The important things are: the right knife, good wood and a quiet place.
“Carving calms even the most jittery children and has a wonderful effect on concentration and mind,” says Astrid Schulte (53), nature educator from Stuttgart (“Meine Schnitzwerkstatt”, Kosmos Verlag, 19.99 euros).
Photo: Kosmos Verlag
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Photo: Kosmos Verlag
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Photo: Kosmos Verlag
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