Yes, your 11-year-old with bilateral ear infections can play outside in the snow, but it's important to ensure they are dressed warmly and comfortably. Cold weather can sometimes exacerbate ear pain, so monitoring for any discomfort is crucial. Additionally, consider consulting a healthcare professional for personalized advice, especially if the child is experiencing significant symptoms.
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well when its snowy why don't you go outside get your sled and find a hill, make snow angels, build snowman ( or snow animals), or if you can't play outside because its to cold draw a picture, play with your stuffed animals, (or toys ), ask a friend to come over an play
Make snow angels, make a snowman, have a snowball fight, make an igloo- these are all traditional, you could try playing sports or the usual games you play outside but instead in snow. Hope this helps :Lx
You should go outside and play in the snow if the snow calms down.. or if you have hot coco then you could sit down snuggle up in blankets and watch a nice holiday movie :)
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You can leave your kids outside in the snow for a while to play depending on the temperature and their age. A good way to make sure they're safe playing in the cold is to make sure they're dressed as warmly as possible.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to make it snow outside. Snow occurs naturally when the right conditions of temperature and moisture are present in the atmosphere.
On a cold winter day you could stay in side and make a nice toasty fire or some people like to go outside and play in the snow and make a snow women/man glitter in the snow.
the weather outside today is snow loser
I like to play in the snow
Not sure what you are asking but if it is snowing outside then yes you can say it is snow.
I wouldn't put it out there longer than a few seconds. Normally they'd hibernate in cold weather; putting it outside would eventually freeze your cold-blooded tort.