Even if the baby diligently compiled and executed a letter to Grandfather Frost, he will still sooner or later guess that mom and dad were involved in the appearance of gif.webpts. Grown up children already know that Santa Claus is fictional and parents give gif.webpts. Often, curious children begin to carry out "archaeological" excavations in the house in the hope of finding a surprise hidden by their parents. So where to hide New Year's gif.webpts so that children cannot find them?
Storeroom, loggia, garage
First of all, you need to hide the gif.webpt as high as possible. If in places such as a pantry, garage or loggia the purchased item does not deteriorate, then you can hide it there. But you should not lose your vigilance. The child may notice the bright packaging the moment you take sugar from the pantry or drive the car. Places such as garages and loggias are not suitable for surprises that require freezing temperatures for storage, because on the eve of the holiday there can be severe frosts.
Mezzanines, top shelves
The ideal solution is to find a box of household appliances, shoes, or an opaque bag that your baby has already seen. You can put a child's gif.webpt in this container and put it on the upper shelves or mezzanines. But keep in mind, kids detectives can build a tower of Babel out of chairs if they suspect there is a toy hidden above.
Lockable cabinets
If the child is not large enough, then a closed cabinet may not arouse suspicion. With older children, the situation is more complicated, since the child will simply begin to pester with questions about the contents of a closed box.
Neighbors, friends, parents
It's a great idea to hide a gif.webpt from your neighbors. The main thing is that they do not have small children who are able to find a surprise prepared for your child. The grandmother can also help in preservation, but only if before the New Year the grandson or granddaughter does not come to visit her or will be under constant supervision. Your friends can also watch over the present if their kids have grown up a long time ago or they do not exist at all. But keep in mind that friends can forget about the thing you left behind and leave just before the holiday.
Leave at work
Most moms and dads do just that - they keep gif.webpts at work. A significant disadvantage of this method is that they often do not go to work two or three days before the New Year. After all, you need to bring a surprise home. If you have the keys to the premises, there is no problem with the ability to go to work on weekends, then feel free to keep it at your workplace.
You can try to hide a present from the ubiquitous baby under the bed, under the bathroom and even in the trunk of a car.
What if the child still finds a surprise?
For many months your child dreamed of an interactive robot and even asked Santa Claus in a letter for it. And then it turns out that the baby has found his surprise, which was so carefully hidden.
Don't scream or punish your child. Tell him that Santa Claus has a lot of children and in order to be in time for everyone he brings gif.webpts in advance, and his parents help to hand them over. Offer to put the gif.webpt in place and get it on New Year's. Also buy some inexpensive toy that you will hand along with this gif.webpt.
What if a child is at that age when he knows that gif.webpts are given by moms and dads, and not Santa Claus? Calmly explain to him that it is not good to purposefully seek gif.webpts. Say that he spoiled his surprise with his find. Return the gif.webpt to its place, while saying that he will not receive another gif.webpt for the New Year.
It doesn't matter who brings gif.webpts - Santa Claus or parents. A child at any age must believe that the New Year is a time of magic, when all wishes and dreams come true.
