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Your day with a 1 year old

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RosemaryLemonxx · 19/06/2018 16:28

How do you fill your day with your 1 year old(he's more like a 10 month old)? I'm so rubbish at playing with him and he is so uninterested. I try to get out/go to groups etc most of the time. But when you're just at home what do you do??

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xamyrose · 19/06/2018 17:13

Interested in this....

I usually put toys out with a bit of kids TV on.

Plenty of snacks to keep her amused

What about you ?

TomHardysLittleWeener · 19/06/2018 17:16

I make playdough type dough which is safe in case the odd bit goes in the mouth! Just olive oil, flour and a bit of water...

Bubbles..

Splash pool when the weather is nice, a small one will do.

Sensory toys in a basket.

Signing and acting out nursery rhymes - row row row your boat my girls loved!

playing and bashing pots and pans :)

a picnic...

see the ducks

walking practice...

I bought my twin girls the little tikes activity garden and that went down very well they loved it.

RosemaryLemonxx · 19/06/2018 17:16

It's so hard to entertain him! He has no interest in kids tv, so many toys that I try and encourage him to play with, again no interest. He moans and whinges unless we are out

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RosemaryLemonxx · 19/06/2018 17:17

And also some of those things are impossible unless we go to a park, unfortunately no garden. We are in a top floor flat

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AlbusPercival · 19/06/2018 17:18

Read books
Sing nursery rhymes
Build towers to knock over
Roll toy cars down a ramp

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EightWellies · 19/06/2018 17:28

Is he mobile? If so, I'd be chasing him around on your knees. Sing songs. Play peek a boo. Roll a ball back and fro. Tickle him and blow raspberries. Tuck a blanket over you both. Keeping it simple is fine.

MrsMotherHen · 19/06/2018 17:42

loads of toys out CBeebies on in backround we pop out to the shops stop off to the park on the way home some days.

xamyrose · 19/06/2018 17:49

My DD is a lot happier when we’re out... I never get any housework done!

Di11y · 19/06/2018 18:06

10 mo non mobile dd here. Try to be out as much as possible. When she's not watching me do jobs :

Playdoh in a zip lock bag stuck to high chair and something to bash it with was good for 5 mins.

Rolling around on the bed

Squeaky eggs

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