1. Alter your perspective: Change the way that you look at the subject, not just from eye level, change it up and move around. Go above the object. Below the object. At an angle. Anything really to add perspective.
2. Break the Rules of Composition: You don't always have to have the subject dead center. If you put them off balance inside the photo it makes it interesting, but then again it could be just as interesting in the center for some photos.
3. Obscure Part of your subject: Focus on what you want the viewer to be focused on, with a little imagination. This being, add something to accentuate the subject of the image but make the viewer almost come up with their own ideas.
4. Take a Series of Shots: Take images in a row, Series of Images. With people/children that tend to move fast you can take images "faster" sometimes to capture the better pictures.
5. Introduce a prop: Pretty self explanatory, Bring in a prop that would make your photograph more interesting to the viewer. This could be any object that would make the viewer see what was going on.
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