Funny Faces

This is the Funny Faces mini project that I have been creating for my little one recently. This idea is simple to make and fun to play with. I got this idea from the internet after some research... but I forgot the link already. Well, first you can get some magnet sheets and draw in some funny faces, viola! Just cut it out and ask your little ones to assemble together the goggly eyes, tiny noses and little mouths on a metal lid. In the end, you will have these funny faces and have the little one laugh and smile! Wonderful is it not?

Learning to use Chopsticks

Another busy bag idea that I came out with. I wanted to let my little one

learn how to use a chopstick.

So I went to the supermarket to buy

an easy to learn chopstick with extra handle for beginers.

It has a little cute rabbit design on top, which is pretty awesome!

I place some colourful pompom balls, some big and some small ones

in a small pail for her to transfer

the little cute balls into a larger basket.

She was really happy to do so and keep on continuing

to practise her new found skill!

I was glad that she enjoy it.

Fun with Ice-cream sticks

Here is another idea that I reserach from the internet.
Since I have additional ice-cream sticks

hanging around in the kitchen;
I must well make this little project for

my little one to occupy her time with.

It is simple and easy to make.
I just align all the sticks together and draw

a cute picture for my little one to arrange it later.

For the painting part, I use acrylic paint.

Easy right!

Intro to busy bags!

I have been staying home a lot with my child and as she grows older I find that she has more energy and I need something to occupy her all the time. Instead of letting her watch the television all the time which is really bad for her eyesight, I research on some ideas in the net and come out with this busy bags that I can let her play with.
It is cheap and easy to make; furthermore it helps her on developing her fine motor skills too, which is a plus!
So here I have highlighted a few things that I made for her.

 This is a Buttonhole Ribbon snake.

It is simple and easy to make.

I bring this everywhere we go to occcupy her time,

especially while waiting for food at the restaurant!

 It is a ready to go toy!

This Ribbon snake also helps her to learn how to button her blouse.
To make this: See this post for more detailed instructions on how to make a Button Snake.

This one is pretty cool, My kid loves it.

Everytime when grandma do the laundry, she will help it out.

This time she has her own little clothes to hang out in the sun.

She can play with this often like everyday. She learn about sunny days and rainny days too!

This is really an awesome idea for little outdoor fun.

The clothes are pretty easy to cut out from the felt fabrics

and buy some wooden pegs for her to hang her little clothes on a string!