Quiet books are amazing. They are quiet and keep the kid quietly playing with his book. They can be very simple...or completely beautiful. For my little boy, I so want to make him a beautiful quiet book. I believe my Mom and sister may help me with some of the pages and that will make it even more special! One lady has come up with some AMAZING quiet book pages and patterns - and I do hope to use some of them. :) Here are her links, but I think the idea of a quiet book is just to be creative... Use your imagination and have fun! Most likely, the toddler will love it no matter what!
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As a toddler, kiddos can definitely begin to learn their letters. But a toddler is less likely to be interested when sitting down with a book and studying. So why not make all the letters out of fabric scraps. The toddler will be entertained by the bright, fabric letters and Momma will be thrilled to have the toddler learning at the same time!
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At the toddler age, little people love coloring. But, quite honestly, combating that flimsy cardboard box can be trying and impossible. So why not make a cute crayon tote?
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Want something a little larger, extravagant, and certain to bring squeals of delight? Make your own tent out of hula hoops and sheets! I can't wait for when my little one is old enough to use this idea!
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How about something that allows a toddler to have their own "space" while out and about...but is also very cute and useful? Moms might like this one, as well, as it has a distinct purpose! Create a nap mat! :)
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What other ideas do you have for toddler gifts? We'd love to hear some of your thoughts!
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