Saturday, September 1, 2018

Keeping A Three Year Old Monkey Boy Busy

Just a warning...don't do this without adult supervision!
I'm not sure I count as an adult sometimes, but I try to act like one on most occasions.

The three year old Monkey Boy was getting a little restless when I was trying to sew
a couple seams really quick . So, I gave him something to keep him busy.


It was a learning experience...he learned the magic of a magnet.


No fingers were pricked and my seams got sewn. It was a win-win experience!


Have a happy and joyful weekend!

 

12 comments:

  1. My DIL goes nuts when she sees my needle cushion, when they stop by, lol.
    Now they lock up everything, I teach the boys, don't touch, works for me;)

    Debbie

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  2. lol. That would entertain him for hours, I am sure!

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  3. My Grandsons like to put my pins in and out of the pincushions while rearranging them-what's with the pin fascination!!!!!!

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  4. I guess the only real worry would be if he put them in his mouth. (Never underestimate kids putting things in their mouths!) But by the pictures, I can see that he had fun and you were watching him closely!

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  5. I love your “Free Range” Grandparenting skills. Adorable Monkey Boy looks very content...and well behaved! <3

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  6. The next step is sewing up those seams himself! LOL!!

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  7. Hi Carol! Oh those pictures are just PRICELESS. So, three is the year they can learn about the magic or magnets, huh. Dominic is just one today so I would show him that yet. Besides, he's still at the age that everything goes into the mouth - not good for pins or paperclips. I'll bet that kept him busy and quiet for more than a couple of seams. Just sayin'. ~smile~ Roseanne

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  8. Precious pictures!! Great way to occupy him.

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  9. He's cute as anything, love the look on his face in that second picture. I'll bet that a variety of items, some that would stick and some that wouldn't, would keep him busy for quite a while - or taking the magnet around to FIND what would stick and what wouldn't!

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  10. That face!! So sweet when they learn something new. I used to give Evan my button jar and he would arrange them in colors and patterns and such.

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  11. Lovely close up photos, Carol! Ah! The magic of magnet. Now you have to get a couple for his own collection, without the pins of course :)

    -Soma

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