Does it seem to anyone else like the amount of fun a kid has with a toy is inversely proportionate to the amount you paid for it? My mom found this paper doll pirate book on the clearance rack at K-mart and gave it to Levi for his birthday. (Who knew they still made paper dolls?) I think she paid like a dollar for it and he as gotten hours of fun out of it already.
This is a really great toy to watch him play with. He comes up with the most elaborate stories. I love it. Sometimes I think I should tape record everything the kids say so I can listen to it later.
He even made use of the paper after the shapes where punched out. You may not be able to see it, but that is a cage for his lizard.
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This is a really great toy to watch him play with. He comes up with the most elaborate stories. I love it. Sometimes I think I should tape record everything the kids say so I can listen to it later. 
He even made use of the paper after the shapes where punched out. You may not be able to see it, but that is a cage for his lizard.
2 comments:
Love it! Imaginations are the greatest thing!! Now if we as parents can just keep from squelching it!!!!
i agree corin. the less you pay for things, the more they play with them. i think us as parents need to remember this when we are shopping for them. love his little cage for his lizard:)
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