My Little Helper, Eating Peas, Colour Matching, Daiso Slinky, Animals Matching

My Little Helper!

Since he wanted to do what Mummy and Daddy does, so we gave it to him to clean up his own room! :P

Not too bad... :)

Eating Peas...

I got this from Daiso and while it's not as great as the original thing (can't blame for just RM5!), it still does a great job of entertaining him. More so with the colours...

And then he found other ways / uses to increase his fun!

But of course, with this boy, it got to a point thereafter where he got bored and the slink became an entangled mess... Really....

I'm gonna play with my farm animals now...

Match those animals.

The End.

Drumming, Stringing Straws (Again), More Shape Colour Matching, Insect/s Matching and Look At How Strong I Am!

If you give a kid some straws, chances are towards the end...

He'll either connect them all...

Or use them as a drum set!

Matching to Books. We had this shape book and we wanted him to match the shape to that in the book.

The same goes with...

Insects!

He couldn't do this many moons ago. Now he can...

Taller and Stronger...

The End.

Ikea's Lillabo; Transportation, Tote Tray Cupboard, Colour Pencils, Paper Clips

What's this? Lillabo and it's from Ikea. A rug/carpet if you will and needless to say, loads of fun for him...

He now has his own 'road'.

Matching the numbers.

Melissa & Doug Wooden Peg Transport Puzzle. He has obviously mastered this in a very short while...

We tried to make it more complex by covering up the imprint/recess, but he figured it our quickly via the shape sizes...

Next up is a small multi container with multiple levels.

Again, he didn't have too much of a problem unscrewing and re-screwing it back on.

So we used a Kallax Divider as his Tote Tray Holder. Every day, or a few days, his activities are changed. He was taught to take and put back and take his replacement activity individually and independantly as well.

Hmmmm... what shall I do next???

I'll do this old Hape Sorter!

As he was old enough and stop biting... colour pencils are now his favourite thing.

Along with capping and uncapping.

So what do you do with them paper clips?

Colour sorting!

The End.