What non-toy items has your LO been playing with lately? I've found my girls will play with things that aren't toys for a significant amount of time! Lately it's been gems from the dollar store and foam from DH's studio. Whatever keeps them entertained!
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DVD boxes and hairbrushes for LO 3!
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DD (almost 9 months) likes measuring cups, audiobook cases from the library, and the dog's toys. Her comb, too!
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Any kind of bottle or container with lid.
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His sound machine..... he can turn it on via the dial and smack the buttons to change sounds. 7 months.
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Sunglasses, remotes, bottles, anything that snaps or velcros together
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Tupperware. Egg cartons and milk cartons. Kitchen utensils.
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Plastic bowls & tupperware containers when in the kitchen, and our bedroom tv remote, a plastic bottle cap, or my body spray bottles & their tops.
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Silicone cupcake liners. Huge fave around here.
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Plastic bags kept the 4 year old entertained and playing trash today. Boxes and bins are some of the baby's favorite things to climb in and out of.
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DS is 3.5 and loves my carry on suitcase. He has it packed with all sorts of things. He's also obsessed with the vacuum and mop.
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@peaches1038: yes! My LO loves those too
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Any kind of box, my label maker because it has buttons, a little compass we got in a gift bag (he thinks it's his clock), the Swiffer, pillows (piling and climbing), measuring cups.
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My broom, not his of course. Stacking Kleenex boxes. Pots and their lids. Flashlight. Any tools he can get his hands on.
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this set of plastic mini condiment bowls that i bought. they use them to play picnic and as holders for shopkins!
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Flashlight! Brooms, boxes, blankets and pillows, laundry baskets Ha! My son also loves my carry on suitcase. Backpacks too!
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My 3.5 year old- Any bag or suitcase, measuring tape, any rope or string, large boxes.
Almost 8 month old- keys, remotes, little boxes ( he likes my birchboxes) -
My make-up, brushes, etc. She also loves to dig up her own bottles! And random kitchen stuff.
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Mitten clips. And any kind of shoelace, string or piece of rope she can get her hands on.
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