16.) Leave a message in their lunchbox. Plain napkins are perfect for humorous drawings or messages of love.
17.) Keep track of how your children are growing by using different colored pencils to date and mark an out-of-the-way wall.
18.) Inscribe all books you give your children with loving messages and the date.
19.) Leave congratulatory notes in your children's room, schoolbooks, or on the kitchen counter for them to find.
20.) If you're getting home late, call in your good night kiss and promise an in-person one as soon as you arrive.
21.) Spend five minutes before dinner tossing a baseball or kicking a soccer ball around. It's a great way to relax and start a conversation.
22.) Take your child for an unexpected treat, like and ice cream or doughnut, after visiting the doctor.
23.) Invite the children to lick the beaters or bowl whenever you bake.
24.) Start a pillow fight.
25.) Involve your children when making plans for the upcoming weekend.
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