So this is May’s toy basket. See anything strange? Yes, that’s a cardboard box. The cardboard box that her baby-proofing coffee table padding thing came in. She discovered it yesterday, and next to sitting in the corner with her ball, it is her favorite thing to play with. She picks it up, twirls it in the air, hits herself in the face with it, crawls on top of it, puts it in her mouth, scoots around on it. It’s like a 10-in-1 toy. I wish I hadn’t already sent Santa her list. I could have just gone to Uhaul and bought her a moving kit.
Seems that I remember a beebee that liked oyster shells…
I remember them in the driveway. They would hurt to walk on, that’s for sure.
When Daniel was 18 months his favorite spot was sitting inside of a cardboard box while watching Sesame Street. Must be something about cardboard in the genes.
Oh my gosh, I can just see Daniel sitting in a box. Too cute.
A good demonstration of the point I was making that babies don’t need a lot of toys with lights and sounds and motion and such. I think creative play is so much better!
Agreed! Hopefully she’ll be one of those kids who wants to climb a tree and stay in it all day. An industrial child, if you will.