The festival of Diwali will be celebrated across the country on 31st October. For children, Diwali means bursting crackers. However, firecrackers are not safe for both children and the environment. In such a situation, it is very important for parents to know how they can make Diwali fun for their children by keeping them away from firecrackers.
Here we are telling you about some such methods with the help of which you will not only be able to keep children away from firecrackers but will also have fun on Diwali.
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decorate the house with lights
Not only adults but children also like a house shining with lights. You can also take help of children in this work. When children themselves help in installing the lighting, they will feel even more happy seeing it. If you bring lights of the child’s choice, he will have even more fun installing them.
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keep puja at home
Mother Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha are worshiped in every house on Diwali. You can invite your neighbours, relatives, friends and friends of the child to this puja. Take help of the child in preparing for the puja and tell him about each and every ritual. This will divert the child’s attention from the firecrackers and he will worship wholeheartedly.
making rangoli
The colorful colors of Rangoli attract children a lot. The beauty and attraction of Diwali doubles with Rangoli. Ask your child to make rangoli or take his help in this work. Apart from this, you can also take her help in making Rangoli by bringing colors of your choice. Children will find these activities very fun.
have a house party
You can also hold a party at your home on Diwali. On this occasion, call your friends and your child’s friends and make a game plan. You can have a game plan for the children for the entire night of Diwali. This will keep the children busy and also enable them to enjoy Diwali to the fullest.
make sweets at home
On Diwali, make any sweet of your child’s choice at home and do not forget to take his help in preparing it. When the child is busy making sweets, his attention will not go towards the crackers and he will enjoy the process of making sweets. This will also develop cooking skills in the child.