Okay, so I didn’t really have time to do any toddler activities this weekend because we weren’t bumming around the house as usual—we were out and about the whole weekend long. So instead I’m going to tell you about an activity that Bryleigh and I did a couple of weeks ago.
I found the idea on
Pinterest (my current obsession) for
edible finger paint, and decided to try it the other day when Bryleigh was sick and I was home with her on a random Friday morning. I had some nearly-expired Greek yoghurt in my fridge and lots of food colouring in my cabinet, so I mixed some up and let Bryleigh go at it. She had fun doing it (so much so that she cried when it was time to quit and clean up), and her little masterpieces are going to be great keepsakes. I’m not sure how well the yoghurt will hold up over time, so I’m going to colour scan them and print off copies. One of them looks so much like an iris flower, my mom’s favourite, that I think I’m going matte and frame a copy for her birthday!
Okay, so I didn’t really have time to do any toddler activities this weekend because we weren’t bumming around the house as usual—we were out and about the whole weekend long. So instead I’m going to tell you about an activity that Bryleigh and I did a couple of weeks ago.
I found the idea on Pinterest (my current obsession) for edible finger paint, and decided to try it the other day when Bryleigh was sick and I was home with her on a random Friday morning. I had some nearly-expired Greek yoghurt in my fridge and lots of food colouring in my cabinet, so I mixed some up and let Bryleigh go at it. She had fun doing it (so much so that she cried when it was time to quit and clean up), and her little masterpieces are going to be great keepsakes. I’m not sure how well the yoghurt will hold up over time, so I’m going to colour scan them and print off copies. One of them looks so much like an iris flower, my mom’s favourite, that I think I’m going matte and frame a copy for her birthday!
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