Well, Gabe decided that wasn't enough variety for one toy...one simple set of stacking cups. Gabe then built a Christmas tree. He added the little pink bowl (from a pet carrier toy) for the tree stand, a toilet paper roll for the trunk, and the beads as decorations...
Then he decided it wasn't quite enough and he rebuilt it and added another level...
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There is nothing like the imagination of a child. Must be nice to have a young mind that is open to possibilities! If only we couldn't stay that way for longer! :)
That's AWESOME!!! What a naturally creative son you have Kristin! I hope that he continues to keep that part of his mind open - who knows what he'll be able to do!
I'm sure that you have a lot of Legos around the house (not sure why I say this, but you seem like the type of house that has a lot of Legos - that's not an insult btw) but Legos have been labelled "the perfect toy" because of all their benefits by Child Development experts. He's a bit young for them, but I can really see them having a huge impact on him in the future!
YIKES! I just wrote a book!
I love it! I am sure he was delighted when it all came tumbling down!
The imagination of kids never cease to amaze me. Imagination and creativity is a good thing!
What a beautiful Christmas tree! Isn't it amazing what they come up with? I just LOVE it!
Ahh - youngsters! I love the way they think. I want to think that way too!!
BTW - your most recent post "JuliaS" came up on my screen, but said it didn't exist when I clicked on it.
lol! He's so clever!
Thanks for the heads up about Dora's blog. She had emailed me when she put the post up though :) Thanks for the well wishes to!
He is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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