Every day after lunch, I take a nap. Edwin and Joseph take naps too, but the girls are too old for naps (or rather, would wake up Edwin) so I let them play quietly in our third-floor toy room. When I come get them a few hours later (or longer, depending on how difficult the morning has been), I'm never quite sure what I'll find. Sometimes the couch is turned into a fort. The treadmill might be festooned with various scarves. Sometimes they will have turned a few remaining UAB boxes into forts. Once I found them both asleep on the couch.
A few days ago, they built a train track.
Not bad for a three and five year-old. I guess there's nothing like boredom to inspire creative problem solving.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
4 comments:
Boredom is an unappreciated child development tool. Great train track!!!
As an accomplished Brio engineer myself (My column material of choice being lego, not cardboard box), I approve.
Those kids are amazing!
Great creations!! I love that they let you take a nap!!
Post a Comment