I’ve seen this idea in a few places and love it for its simplicity and for the fact that it saves your baby wipes from being wasted all of the time! Find an old tissue box or a plastic baby wipe tub with an opening on the top.
Cut out some squares of fabric and put them inside for baby to discover and pull out one by one.
If your baby is anything like mine then no demonstration will be needed. This girl could probably empty a packet of baby wipes in 60 seconds flat!
I did not make enough fabric squares- she got through these in no time.
Stuffing them back in and pulling them back out again.
Examining the box more carefully. Did they come out the bottom?
Initiating a game of peek-a-boo with the material!
This activity is good for:
* exploring textures
* developing gross and fine motor skills
* exploratory play
* promoting creativity and curiosity
* saving lots of wasted baby wipes 😉
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Great idea! I remember how quickly Aaron used to empty the baby wipes. We don’t use disposable ones now so Tabitha has never had the chance, but I’m sure she’ll enjoy this sometime!
This is a great idea!! I just found your blog and am loving all your creative ideas – I have a 20 mo and am always looking for new ideas!
This looks like fun for a baby! It’s simple too. I’ve included this idea on my weekly favorites here: http://play2grow.blogspot.com/2011/02/weekly-favorites-for-february-13-2011.html
What sweet, sweet photographs, precious girl 🙂
Genius!! Wish I had done this with my own girls when they were little : )
Love this idea! I put it to use and made one for my Sweet Pea. I wrote about it here:
http://mamapeapod.blogspot.com/2011/02/split-peas-sensory-fabric-box.html
When the child gets a little older, sew the fabric (or glue it) together to make a really long colorful fabrics and tie a large toy or bell on the end for a surprise…the fabric keeps going and going and going rather than them playing with toilet paper rolls at home 🙂
That is the CUTEST baby I’ve ever seen! 🙂