Today's breakfast: peanut butter and jelly
Kids are easily attracted to colors and shapes, so I incorporated these in our food (usually during breakfast) I think he likes the idea of it being bite sized.
Other Things Under the Sun
Friday 19 October 2012
Tuesday 16 October 2012
Green Pancakes
It's pancake day! I saw the green food color and my mom's cookie cutter... *light bulb*
Just the regular pancake mix plus drops of food color
It would be nice to make your child's favorite color, or make more colors but make sure you have different bowls for each colors ;)
After cooking, cut your pancakes into your desired shapes. Enjoy!
Just the regular pancake mix plus drops of food color
It would be nice to make your child's favorite color, or make more colors but make sure you have different bowls for each colors ;)
After cooking, cut your pancakes into your desired shapes. Enjoy!
Thursday 30 August 2012
How to Make Play Kitchen CardBoard
Since my daughter and I always stay home, I had an idea of making her a play kitchen made out of cardboard. I just saw the procedures here thru the net and the materials are inexpensive and simple.
What you'll need:
2 matching shipping boxes
ruler
pentel pen
pencil
cutter
paper plate
old shoe boxes
glue gun
glue
basin
paint (optional)
old bottle caps
plastic cover
packaging tape
string
Procedure:
1. Seal each opening, especially the base of the box.
3. For the sink, I used an old basin. Trace it on top of the box and use a cutter to cut the traced basin.
4. For the curtain below the box, I put a small hole on each end of the box and add the string. Then place an old blanket or any cloth you like.
5. For the faucet and knobs, I used an old soap container and old nutella caps.
6. For the wall shelves, I used old shoe boxes. I attached them using glue gun.
7. For the stove-oven. I used a large pan and traced it at the front side of the box. This will serve as the oven. Then using a cutter, cut the traced area.
To be more realistic, I cut a small rectangle at the cut out oven door. Then tape a plastic cover inside it.
8. For the Stove, I used paper plates and old bottle caps.
9. Using the glue gun, glue the paper plates on top of the box, then the old bottle caps at the top of the oven door.
10. Glue the old shoe boxes at the end-top side of the box (front of the paper plates). This will serve as shelves for plates or condiments.
11. And it will look like this. Just add the handle at the top of the oven door.
Go make your own, I know your kids will enjoy this!
Sunday 29 July 2012
Tuesday 24 July 2012
Bumble Bee Footprint
I prefer tracing his foot instead of using paint, since my little one is very curious that he bites almost anything he sees, I wouldn't have to worry if he tries to eat his foot with the paint; and it's less messy.
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