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I am trying to create a homemade toy for my toddler. I am a stay at home mom of twin girls. They show that they are tired of playing with the same toys and so my husband and I thought it'll be a good idea if I came up w/a homemade toy. But, Im stuck.
Please help me.
We'd like it to have a meaningful concept as well as it being safe. Dont' want pieces to easily come off and find them in their mouths!
Thanks in advance for assistance!
Answer
If no-one can give you an Idea for a toy try this.
It worked on my parents, worked on me and my siblings, its working on my kids.
Pack up 2/3rds of the toys into thirds, rotate them every three months, they think its the best things ever. (just pack away those that they don't play with anymore)
Alternatively click on the source links and have you kids help make them!!!
If no-one can give you an Idea for a toy try this.
It worked on my parents, worked on me and my siblings, its working on my kids.
Pack up 2/3rds of the toys into thirds, rotate them every three months, they think its the best things ever. (just pack away those that they don't play with anymore)
Alternatively click on the source links and have you kids help make them!!!
What is a good homemade toy for a toddler?
softballgy
I am in a child development class for school and we have to make a child's toy. What toy is easy to make that also allows the child to learn and interact with?
Answer
My kids loved simple stuffed animals made from a towel or baby blanket with embroidered eyes and nose. You can get stuffing at Walmart for $2 or $3. Thread is 50 cents for sewing and 25 cents for embroidery.
For interaction you can have an attached vest that buttons, ribbons that tie, a voice box inside the toy that cries when you turn it upside down...etc.....
Here are a few sample patterns / directions for free:
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art31733.asp
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/organiccotton/stuffedanimals/freepatterns/bunny.html
My kids loved simple stuffed animals made from a towel or baby blanket with embroidered eyes and nose. You can get stuffing at Walmart for $2 or $3. Thread is 50 cents for sewing and 25 cents for embroidery.
For interaction you can have an attached vest that buttons, ribbons that tie, a voice box inside the toy that cries when you turn it upside down...etc.....
Here are a few sample patterns / directions for free:
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art31733.asp
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/organiccotton/stuffedanimals/freepatterns/bunny.html
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