Bailinho Kids' will have a parade of costumes, creative workshops, games and show marchinhas

The children's program includes a costume parade, storytelling, workshops on making props and painting, games, and musical shows

O "Bailinho Kids of Amazonas Shopping, which takes place this Saturday (2/15) and Sunday (2/16), is full of activities for the kids' fun. On Sunday, besides the children's carnival party, there will also be, at the Pet Park of Amazonas Shopping, the "Pet Ball". Admission is free and the programming for children on both days starts at 3 pm. The pets will be able to play a lot from 6 pm to 8 pm.

The program for the children includes a costume parade, storytelling, workshops for making props and painting, games, and musical shows. Pets, on the other hand, will have fun with the special program at the Pet Park at Amazonas Shopping. There will be a costume parade, games, and a contest to identify the animal that most resembles its owner.

The Pet Park was recently inaugurated and has more than 400 square meters. It is installed in the parking area, next to the Marisa store. The space is open to the public and has an agility circuit with obstacles, ramps, tunnels, ladders, and sticks, in addition to Instagrammable sceneries, drinking fountain, and a living space, all decorated with the pet theme.

Tips

For the fun of children and pets to be complete the Amazonas Shopping lists some care before falling in the revelry. For pets, the first tip is to keep your pet hydrated. The Pet Park at the Amazonas Shopping has special drinking fountains. In addition, if you notice that your pet is tired, it's best not to force it and let it rest.
If you plan to wear a costume, the recommendation is always to make sure that the animal is comfortable. Glitter and paints are not indicated, as they may cause allergic reactions.

Regarding the animal's health, the orientation is to keep the vaccination card up to date. Very young animals should not be exposed to large crowds, because they are more susceptible to the risk of transmission of viral diseases.

For children the tips are to wear comfortable clothes and, if you choose costumes, the ideal is that they be made of light fabrics, such as cotton. Another recommendation is to use non-toxic and hypoallergenic paints and makeup and be careful when handling this type of material near the eye area.
Keep the child always hydrated and fed, either with water, coconut water, juice, and fruit, such as watermelon, orange, and melon, which have plenty of liquid.

With information from the advisory services