Mom to Mom - Mail-A-Hug

Today on Mom to Mom, Mandy shows us how we can help our kids mail a hug to someone special!

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Mandy williamson: today on mom to mom, we'regoing to show you this fun diy project that you can send a family member that'sfar, far away today we are going to mail a hug.

This is like theperfect way to send something to a family member that's far, far away to letthem know that you love them and you care about them and it just tells them alittle bit about your child.

We love to see those little hand prints, how bigthey were in that moment of time.

Here are the things you're going to need, one sheet offelt, ribbon, scissors, and a hot glue gun.

So all you have to do is measure their little handson some felt, then we're going to cut those hands out.

And then all we do istake the ribbon that we have, and you're going to measure the length of their armwith.

So you're going to have the kids hold the arms wide open, then you'regoing to take the ribbon and measure from palm to palm.

Once you have thatribbon the exact size, you're going to attach it to the little hands thatyou've cut with some hot glue.

Now you can decorate these cute little hands howeveryou would like.

I like to put the names on them, maybe you could put their ageor the year.

It's however you want to do it.

Personalize it, write a littlenote and then send it off to that family member.

So as you can see, this is an actual hug.

It is thesize of your child.

And you know, you can wrap it around you.

That's a hug thatthey're giving you.

And as always moms, if you have any great ideas, we'd loveto hear them and you might see it on the next mom to mom.

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