Cardboard boxes, paycheck stubs, wires, laptops, cellphones, remote controls, shoes, drawers, paper bags, plastic bags, the strips that outline foam mats that connect together (know what I'm talking about? anybody?)
Why do we spend so much money on "educational" toys that make noises, have lights, and generally do weird things, when our house is already full of baby toys??? Ok, besides all the electronics.
9 comments:
Ha ha! So true!
I totally agree. My daughter has all these awesome toys and yet she reaches for the laptop, ipad, cell phones, remotes, and xbox controllers. She has completely shut down my laptop for a while and now it is all quirky although working.
LOL So true!
Kids love boxes. They love bubble wrap. Let them stomp the bubble wrap and color all over those giant boxes. Of course my grandson and I make sheet tents in the living room. It may take an hour for me to get it all folded back up, but the memories are worth every second of it!
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Hehe, I was just having a conversation with a mom about that today, as we both told her child that the remote he had just opened and tossed on the floor was 'not a toy!' :)
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That is a good question. They want to play with everything but their toys when they are little. Even my son at 11 goes through the house looking for things to make his creations with. Thanks for the follow, following back now :)
Yep...that is very true! Most kids just prefer the boxes of toys to actual toys. It allows them to be more creative I think, being a teacher I get to see first hand with 30 kids just how creative they can be with 'junk'. It's pretty amazing!
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