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Dancing in the rain is fun! But this mom and dad can't come out and play-there's simply too much to do. Then their two ingenious kids come up with a fantastic idea, and pretty soon, the whole family is splashing away. And going to the park, and on hikes, and to the zoo . . . spending much more quality time together! What made such a difference? How can your family find more time to dance, splash, laugh, and play? It's easier than you think. As parents, we have such a short time with our children before they grow up, but providing for and raising them takes a lot of time and effort. If we share a little of the day-to-day responsibilities, the whole family benefits. This book is meant to help a child understand how vital they are as a member of a family and to encourage the adults in their lives to trust them, teach them, empower them, and have fun with them. Soak up every moment, for all too soon, it will be time to pass this book on to the next generation of busy parents!

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"""I do enjoy books such as Come Dance in the Rain that teach children there is always a way to make your parents smile. The saying 'All work and no play' came to mind when all the parents wanted to do was work and pay bills to maintain the level of comfort in the family. But smiling and having fun are equally important and sharing in the fun with the children at playtime was what the family was severely lacking. Children so often love to play when raindrops are falling on their heads and making puddles, and often it takes time for parents to realize that their inclusion in playtime helps to make it even more fun. The fact that the children were willing to help in any way made the story equally sweet. I highly recommend Steppie Morris' delightful tale and feel that it should be included in the library of young readers over four years of age."" -Reviewed by Rosie Malezer for Readers' Favorite"

""I do enjoy books such as Come Dance in the Rain that teach children there is always a way to make your parents smile. The saying 'All work and no play' came to mind when all the parents wanted to do was work and pay bills to maintain the level of comfort in the family. But smiling and having fun are equally important and sharing in the fun with the children at playtime was what the family was severely lacking. Children so often love to play when raindrops are falling on their heads and making puddles, and often it takes time for parents to realize that their inclusion in playtime helps to make it even more fun. The fact that the children were willing to help in any way made the story equally sweet. I highly recommend Steppie Morris' delightful tale and feel that it should be included in the library of young readers over four years of age."" -Reviewed by Rosie Malezer for Readers' Favorite

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