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Hello!
Just thought I'd share this simple kid's activity.
I originally found the idea on Pinterest.
Just cut off the end of a water bottle, rubber band a piece of washcloth or sock to the bottom, dip in bubble solution, and blow into the other end.
Just cut off the end of a water bottle, rubber band a piece of washcloth or sock to the bottom, dip in bubble solution, and blow into the other end.
The outfit Charley is wearing is one she created herself.
Periodically, I add strips of fabric to her dress-up bin and she finds a use for them all. She's got her own set of safety pins and uses them to fashion the fabric. She is quite the designer.
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just spent a few minutes reading your blog Hayley... so precious. I love your writing and your pictures.
ReplyDeleteI'm so proud of you Hayley for your patience, creativity and most of all your foresight to realize that the more you allow Charley to create ESPECIALLY at this age will grow her self esteem, creativity and IQ. But above all the greatest of these is LOVE. 1 Corinthians 13. I feel guilty that I didn't do more with you and Sunny as a young mother. Keep up the great work. I love you more every day.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun! (*small voice* I might try this with my girlfriends)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, and you're right! She IS quite the designer. Very creative little girl. Good job encouraging it, sister. You are great at that.
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