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Legos and books. He can play Legos or "read" books for quite some time by himself.

Taking off his T-shirt.

ETA: Oh, activity that he can occupy himself with? It would be writing letters and alphabets and tracing dotted drawings. A few weeks ago when we had several "snow days" where our school delays opening, I would print out alphabets and letters, and his name for him to trace over. He loves doing it. Then I found these "dot pictures" online and printed those out too. I like how they teach him on goin from 1-20 or A-Z sequentially. He also loves doing it and can occupy him for 15-30 minutes. But it often ends with him wanting me to help him and then I no longer have time doing my stuff.

Other than that he loves to paint and draw too. I give him a paint toolbox (color pencils, watercolor, pens...etc.) and some water and paper he would be able to play on his own for 15+ minutes. Sometimes he can play for an hour.

Buckles (on her infant-to-toddler rocker or Buckleyboo), puzzles, play kitchen, lift-the-flap books, little people, etc. She has always been great with keeping herself entertained - from the very beginning she would just play in her gym for like 30 minutes without a care in the world so I just went with it.

Along the line of stamps, we have aquadoodle stamps, so I don't have to worry about mess! Those are fun but only hold my DD's interest for maybe 5 minutes at 21 months.

Colouring. She is obsessed.

Coloring/ any crafts

Cooking in her play kitchen and books

Running around singing "let it go" at the top of her lungs! I thought she was over frozen but I guess it's made a comeback for her.

Coloring! And stickers. And mega blocks!

playing with water in the sink. Messy but fun

Coloring, puzzles, and the little people farm. I'm pretty sure she has a crush on Eddy.

Cars, trains, and planes!

@oliviaoblivia: haha that's cute. We love our Little People farm too.