Adventuring through childhood... with love and dysfunction in tow
We spent some time really appreciating the colours of the trees in the garden as next year we won’t be here to see them. We planted this tree when we moved into the house 20 years ago and it was only around 6 inches tall. We used a torch and magnifying glass to look at the leaves.
‘I’m bored!!’ …how often do you here that? ALL.THE.TIME… so i came up with a plan to nip it in the bud and have I’ve introduced an ‘at home’ boredom tick list for the summer…
Who doesn’t love bubbly foam! It’s great fun. After seeing how fun it was to fill a small sponge with bubbles in the bath we decided to try it on a larger scale with an old cot mattress… and the results were fabulous!
We made a paint bag drawing pad for some mess free fun with paint and some mark making fun. It was really simple to make and only needed 5 items. Here’s how we did it…
We love sensory play and at 17 months Ms A loves to get stuck in to anything messy. So we decided on some soap foam sensory play.
Recently Ms A has started to take an interest into working with her fingers to poke small things into slots, she loves to put straws in the colander so i decided to make a simple numbers and colours box…
Toddlers love anything sensory so with this in mind we decided to make some sensory walkway trays for Ms A, aged 15 months, to walk along and explore with her feet.
