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This week we're staying close to home. I've started the glamours task of potty training Oliver so our trips out of the house are short and sweet. So far, things are going great. I've done this four times already so I think I figured out what works and what doesn't. In case you're wondering, bribery definitely works. To pass the time Audrey and Oliver have been having fun with craft projects. These bird feeders were a big hit.
You might remember I first made them with my little craft campers but you can find my full tutorial over at the lovely blog Hellobee. It's the perfect project to do while discussing things like shapes, birds and seasons. The above photo was obviously their favorite part of the activity.
So cute! love those little hands :)
ReplyDeleteThose toddler hands are adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteNow this is a great thing to do for potty training time - everything can be paused when needed. Love!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea. I may have to do this with my daughters Kinder playgroup. I love the little hands as well. My son's little 2 year old hands are thinning and loosing that pudge to them it makes me want to photgraph their hands. Thanks for always posting beautiful and practical ideas! I love your blog.I just don't think I've commented before.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with potty training! Maya protests with wailing and gnashing of teeth. No bribes in the universe are working on her yet—from small lollipops to large promises of castles and ponies. Ha! I gave her an ultimatum. 3 years = end of my rope.
ReplyDeleteCute bird feeders!
Those images are just too cute. I don't have toddlers but I think I might just make them myself:) And I am going to pass this on to a momma I know is always looking for projects just like this. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea. Don't judge me but, i may do this and i don't have any kids! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great tutorial! My son is 2 years, 2 months old and I think he will LOVE doing this! :)
ReplyDeleteI love those dimpled little hands working in the birdseed. So precious.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a great mom!!
My boy made one during a scout activity & hung it on our front tree. It was fun to see the little birds gobble up all the delicious seeds.
ReplyDeletevery cute. thanks for the idea. my sitter did this with my sons once and i was impressed with her craftiness. i felt to un-crafty to ask. now i know.
ReplyDeleteadorable pics! i used to make these when i was little - it's so cute as a heart :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea.... I'm thinking of making these as favors for a baby shower. How many cut-outs were you able to make with the mixture?
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