I guess babies just wake up one day and decide they're into Pretend Play. At least that's how it seemed to happen with Jude. He now talks to his plush, drives his toy cars all over town on his carpeted bedroom floor, and feeds pieces of play dough to his plastic farm animals with slurping sound effects for my listening pleasure! It's adorable! Right now I'm in the watch and just-go-along with it stage. I'm sometimes allowed to sneak in a suggestion, but mostly I get to sit back and enjoy his imagination expanding and exploring the possibilities!
Loving every minute of it,
Bubbie and Jude
P.S. Any suggestions on Pretend Play?
Related Article:
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Showing posts with label plush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plush. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Plush Are Great Learning Toys
"Research shows that those children who play with plush toys regularly are able to express themselves quite emphatically and are calmer during stressful situations."
Since Jude has too many plush for me to count, according to this statement, I believe he's going to be the calmest kid on his block! Emphatic too, as Jude emphatically explains to his newest plush, Curious George, what the house rules are, and that Luvie, is never to be messed with! Although Jude didn't use those exact words, I do believe he finished his little talk with, "I think we both understand each other now!"
Hugs and Loves,
Bubbie and Jude
P.S. Who were some of your grandkids'/kids' favorite plush characters?
Related Article:
Plush Toys are Learning Toys
Since Jude has too many plush for me to count, according to this statement, I believe he's going to be the calmest kid on his block! Emphatic too, as Jude emphatically explains to his newest plush, Curious George, what the house rules are, and that Luvie, is never to be messed with! Although Jude didn't use those exact words, I do believe he finished his little talk with, "I think we both understand each other now!"
Hugs and Loves,
Bubbie and Jude
P.S. Who were some of your grandkids'/kids' favorite plush characters?
Related Article:
Plush Toys are Learning Toys
Friday, February 11, 2011
Discovering Facial Features
Once your little one figures out they have facial features, their next logical step is to discover who else has them! I've found that stuffed animals are a terrific place to start. Obviously, these darling, little critters were built to withstand the poking, prodding and pulling which a face has to endure through the early stages of discovery. Thank goodness for small, plush favors!
Best,
Bubbie and Jude
Related Articles:
Leapfrog/Activity/Nose, Eyes, Mouth
Toddler Station/Body Parts Songs
Best,
Bubbie and Jude
Related Articles:
Leapfrog/Activity/Nose, Eyes, Mouth
Toddler Station/Body Parts Songs
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Lovies, and Blankies, and Binkies...oh, my!
Sweet dreams,
Bubbie
P.S. How about a "blankie" story of your own?
Related Articles and Products:
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Related Articles and Products:
Personalized Baby Blankie
Blankets and Soft Toys Soothe Baby and You
Project Linus
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