Oh, you heard?
Well, it surpassed the "hobby" stage a long time ago. At this point, the Play-Doh company should be personally thanking me.
After watching a few Play-Doh tutorials on YouTube, I noticed Kendall's interest increase dramatically. Not only did she want to do play-doh ALL THE TIME, but she started mumbling under her breath as she was playing, creating her own "video" as she constructed her creations. As a mom who isn't opposed to a bit of iPad play (there, I said it), but would like to encourage as much time away from the screen as possible, I've been thrilled she wants to spend so much time playing imaginatively.
As a reward for weeks of good behavior, Kendall chose a new Play-Doh princess set and has been working non-stop on perfecting her princess gowns.
Using her favorite tool, the "extwooder" |
My little fashionista...perhaps I have a future costume designer on my hands! |
Lucky mommy...I get served up delicacies like this on a daily basis. |
P.S. At our pre-school Back-to-School night, Kendall's teacher mentioned that the best thing we can be doing as parents is giving kids play-doh at home...it helps them strengthen fingers and develop fine motor skills. I'd say we're a step ahead on that front :)
3 comments:
At our house, we don't need to clean up play doh particles because kid #2 thinks they are special tasty treats :) I'll have to show Rylie these videos, she will love them!
I think teachers suggest doing Play-doh at home so they don't have to do it at school and have all those Play-doh crumbs, multiplied by the number of kids in the class, on their floor! Ha ha! I LOVED Kendall'a videos btw!
OMG!! She is the cutest thing and such a natural with the whole tutorial thing! I feel very well equipped to try my own now :-)
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