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The Gallery & Museum Survival Guide For Parents: Turning Tantrum Throwers Into Mini Art Lovers Kindle Edition

by Jo Ebisujima (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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The Museum & Gallery Survival Guide is a quick read guide to help you make the most out of your visits to galleries and museums.

This book is perfect for you if you are an art lover but fear your gallery days are over since becoming a parent, or you want to help your kids learn about art and the world around them but struggle with how to start. Inside the guide has plenty of easy to apply tips and tricks to show how taking kids to a gallery can be fun for everyone.

You will learn how…
+ To choose the right museums and galleries for you and your kids
+ Tips on pre-planning your trip
+ How to 'wing it' on a spur of the moment gallery visit
+ Games and idea to make it fun, even for the littles family member
+ 2 free sets of art card printables available to download
+ A print and go treasure hunt for those short on time
+ Tried and tested resources page

This survival guide came about after a couple of incidents, the first being told by a mom that I was so brave taking my child to art galleries and that she would never consider taking her pre-school kids to a gallery for fear of them causing chaos. The other was from observing parents in galleries and seeing that with a bit of guidance, their trips could have been filled with a lot more fun and a lot less whining.

See this as the missing chapter from the parenting manual you didn't receive when you because a parent!

Buy your copy of The Museum & Gallery Survival Guide For Parents NOW and get ready for your next fun museum or gallery trip.

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68 pages
Language

English
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Publication date

20 May 2014
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4359 KB
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00KHQUSS6
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Little Ebi Publishing (20 May 2014)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 4359 KB
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 68 pages
Page numbers source ISBN ‏ : ‎ 0992707927

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4.9 12 ratings

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Jo Ebisujima

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Jo Ebisujima is a Brit living and working from her home in Japan. The founder of My Organized Chaos and best selling author of Montessori Inspired Activities For pre-schoolers, her area of genius is helping busy mamas set up systems and to organize their homes and kids so they can have more calm, creative and fun times.

With a background in engineering and design, Jo is also Montessori trained: she brings left-brained organization and right-brained out of the box creativity together produce beautiful yet practical solutions for her clients.

Her mission is to help children fall in love with learning and since parents are the child’s greatest teachers Jo’s work involves helping parents, to help their kids fall in love with learning.

In her spare time she can be found designing sewing patterns or crafting and creating with her son. She loves travelling and adventuring and trying new foods as long as it doesn’t involve fish.

She has been blogging for 7+ years about their Montessori adventure and the ups and downs of living in a foreign country. In 2012 Jo set up My Organized Chaos to help busy mamas organize their kids and homes so that they have more time for the fun stuff. She is on a mission to help as many busy mamas as possible to have a stress free, happy and organized parenting journey.

Now, before we go any further, there is something you should know, Jo has a reputation... ohhhh yes, it is known that not only does she love Montessori she is also one crafty mama! and you just can't keep a good crafty mama down. She thrives on coming up with new crafty ideas and activities to be enjoyed by kids of all ages. She gets get doubly excited if the new activity is not only fun but educational too.

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Allison Dey

Zen and the Art of Field Trips

Reviewed in Australia on 25 May 2014

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In her impeccable peer-to-peer voice, Jo Ebisujima shares all the ways we can prepare children, and ourselves, for hassle-free jaunts to the museum with children in tow. I spent every other weekend in my town's museum with my father, and my children went with their grandmother to museums in New York City as toddlers. Museums are not beyond the range of regular outings for parents who often fear taking children to public places. The book is a step-by-step guide, but that sounds like a lot of work already, right? It's not. It's shared in a way that will make you think - Of course! So easy! Why didn't I think of that? The book is a pleasant journey in sharing art and outings with children. You will find yourself a more brilliant parent and you will discover that your children don't need padded walls to bounce off of everywhere you go with them. You CAN take your children into the real world and bring those experiences home in a manner that will help your children feel like they are part of the world, not just spectators watching flashing screens, and Ms. Ebisujima shows you how.

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F F R Jungman

Great book. My 2

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 May 2017

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Great book. My 2.5 yo boy loves going to see some exhibitions... simple tips who helps being confident going with their little ones to museums and other public places.... shame I didn't ask my mum to read it first before she went to see an exhibition with hime last time... it was a nightmare (apparently as I wasn't there).

Eva Raposa

Brilliant - I will be back to museums so very soon!!

Reviewed in the United States on 24 May 2014

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Funny, I was just saying how much I'd love to go to museums again, then I find this little book! It's BRILLIANT and so simple!! I *ALSO* went to the free bonuses, and seriously, I'm floored and stoked. Literally I'll be looking for a museum for us to visit this week, armed with the bonus treasure hunt map + lovely ideas clearly shared by a mom who thinks of kids in a way that honors both the kids and the parents!

Erinn

Such a great guide

Reviewed in Japan on 19 December 2014

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Such a great guidebook for taking kids to places they might potentially find boring! Thanks Jo!

DM

great guide!

Reviewed in the United States on 3 June 2014

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This is an easy to read and insightful guide for any parent wanting to take their kids to the museum or art events. Jo guides you through 10 intuitive steps that will certainly turn tantrum throwers into art lovers!! I highly recommend it!!

claire stone

Gallery and Museum Survival Guide is fab!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 May 2014

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The book is a super fast (great for busy parents) and fun read and yet has LOADS of tips to make a trip to a gallery or museum (or pretty much anywhere) just that little bit more fun for your little ones, and a bit less stressy and more relaxed for the parents.

Can't wait to get to the museum now and see how we get on!

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