Baby food jars and lids.
Simple entertainment for a baby.
And it’s something almost every mom has on hand.
Henry asked to get these his ‘grain bins’ back out and George can’t stop playing with them.
[Henry hasn't been the happiest about that either.]
Ignore the numbers on the jars and lids, those were for counting for Henry, I’m not about to try to teach my one year old numbers and sequencing.
George thoroughly was entertained by putting the lids on and taking them off.
Although he never really successfully did it, he attempted it over and over.
I had shown him a couple of jars stacked up as well, because, of course,knocking them down would be fun too.
But instead, George tried to replicate me stacking them up himself!
I also placed a few small toys in each jar.
[With close supervision, of course.]
[With close supervision, of course.]
Some jars, I closed [loosely], while others I let remain open for George to dig the toys out.
He continued to explore the jars and lids, as well as the toys he found inside.
Baby exploration.
I almost can’t call him a baby anymore.
George is turning one next week already.
