The photo with the laptop and the sheep deserved to be bigger and in the first place :)
Children love animals very much. A few more animals and you will have a real zoo for children.
Now we have temporarily moved to the village, because the child does not go to school, but studies remotely. During the day the child has a lot of work:
- feed the cat
- feed the dog
- feed chickens
- drive the cow to pasture
- drive the cow out of the pasture
- feed everyone again
- drive chickens for the night
At the same time, she must ask me about every bird that flies by, whether foxes, hares live nearby, whether there are wolves in the nearby forest, and 70,000 other questions.
Why am I writing all this? A children's zoo is a great thing, even if it's not exotic animals, but just farm animals. And the entrance can be free :)
Haha, yes I have been thinking for a long time about how to present the photo of me making myself the fool... ;-)
Then I decided - as I mostly do - to put my text in the foreground and let the pictures serve only for illustration and loosening up.
Your daughter's daily routine is more exciting than any lesson at school - and in many cases probably also more instructive.
Animals are such a blessing. Children learn to take responsibility and feel sincere trust at an early age. And they offer so much to discover and learn. So cool!
Yes, even a small zoo is enough to delight children. Today, a one-and-a-half-year-old stood at our fence and freaked out with happiness. "He thinks he's at the zoo," said his mother. Coming in to pet the sheep didn't feel quite comfortable for him after all. But mum asked if she could try again with him tomorrow.... ;-D
All you have to do is set up a small playground and set up a kiosk with drinks and ice cream :)
A kiosk is a good idea. I was also thinking of a kind of action arena... ;-)
a good idea to merge your sheep with your profession by @oleh , "a contact farm for children" I have even included special children.
Where I milk, we cooperate with institutions for people with special needs. We have a trainee with a mental disability and soon some children from my school will come to watch and pet lambs...