sweetpea family: more fun with little ones....................

Monday, 5 August 2013

more fun with little ones....................

I have had a big box of Duplo Lego since Kate was tiny - Kate is in her thirties now so the Lego has been well used. I asked Daisy if she wanted to play with it but she thought she was much to grown up to build with Duplo - as she is a mature 4 year old now.

She reluctantly let me get it out for her and of course she had lots of fun........................

I also got glue, paper, pens, scissors etc out and added some cardboard boxes and we had a construction activity afternoon, all the little ones had fun.......................I am lucky that I don't have to come up with new things to do every day...................

talk soon x

8 comments:

Jennifer Hays5 August 2013 at 22:25
My daughter is almost five and still loves her Duplo set. She plays with it almost every day. I'm so glad you saved your daughter's!
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Carole Poirot 5 August 2013 at 23:29
Hi Sue, I hope you've had a lovely weekend. I thought I'd pop over to let you know that you've won the Voyage Maison cushion on my blog giveaway! Please email me your address so I can send it. Congratulations! Have a lovely evening xo
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Joy6 August 2013 at 04:27
That is wonderful Sue - Daisy looks very happy with Duplo after all!
Joy x
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Anonymous6 August 2013 at 06:12
Such lovely pictures of wall to wall fun. So glad you are having a lovely time together
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Kris6 August 2013 at 06:50
Lovely! I have saved a lot from when my kids were little, and love seeing my grands play with the toys that their Mama's did!!
xo Kris
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Hannapat6 August 2013 at 18:33
You can never go wrong with Lego, just something that will always be loved an enjoyed. Lovely pics xoxo
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Louise7 August 2013 at 14:31
Daisy looks very happy - lovely photos.

I found boxes of Playmobil in our loft when we were packing up to move house last month. My 'little ones' are now 16, 18 and 20 but I still couldn't bare to part with it. I remember them playing with it for hours and hours, naming the figures, making little families and creating toy towns. I'm sure my Grandchildren (when they arrive) will enjoy it too!
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