


(Crumpet did learn an important life lesson while making this doll - hot glue is really hot, and maybe it should be a Mommy job to work with it... He never believed me before.)
"If a child is to keep alive his inborn sense of wonder, he needs the companionship of at least one adult who can share it, rediscovering with him the joy, excitement and mystery of the world we live in." - Rachel Carson
That bunny is amazing! What a great craft that would be for any kid! I love his fish, it really does look like a fish! And I cracked up about the snowman... believe it or not M insisted on watching Frosty the Snowman last week. It just felt wrong to me, but whatever. :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the doll. What a good Mommy to let him use the socks.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome doll!! How creative! Good job Crumpet.
ReplyDeleteI love the creativity! Kids are the best! I hope you are settling in! Are you enjoying where you are now?
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome that Crumpet was inspired to make something from what he saw on TV. This doll is super cute! Did you really let him handle hot glue gun? Wow - you are brave :) Anna is begging for it, but I am not biting - at least not yet.
ReplyDeleteI love that you went with his desire to use socks! Kudos to you!
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