When baby gets excited about new toys
Eight-month old Baby Girl knows how to get her hands on the best toys. In fact, I think she’s developed a three-step strategy for ensuring a continuous supply of new toys for her playpen.
Step 1 is to be overly excited about toys that don’t belong to her. At a play date the other week, she found a wiggly ladybird that she loved, which made me think she should have her own ladybird.
Step 2 is to be overly excited about toys that don’t belong to her – again. At a play date on Monday, she found the same ladybird, convincing me that she clearly loved this toy and couldn’t go a day more without her own ladybird.
Step 3 is to be overly excited about toys that previously didn’t belong to her, but suddenly appear in her playpen. Baby Girl couldn’t have had a bigger smile on her face when the brand new Wiggle Giggle ladybird from Early Learning Centre arrived in her playpen yesterday. Mission complete.
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One lucky girl! But its kind of interesting – do you think our kids at the age of 8 months can remember the toys they see and remember they don’t belong to them?
Not sure. Maybe they just know what they like! My one seems to have a strong personality already