When N was a baby, I made sensory bottles for her. She has since grown out of them so I turned them into spices for the play kitchen (pictured above).
These have been a hit! In the bottles I used beads, pom poms, noodles, beans, and rice. I didn't write the names of spices on the bottles and I'm glad I didn't. It is fun to hear what B calls them as he adds them to his recipes.
**Make sure to glue the tops shut!
Did you super glue the lids shut? I need to do the same thing for my son's kitchen.
ReplyDeleteThinking about my last post I realized how un-intelligent that question made me sound. Of COURSE you would super glue them shut so that your baby wouldn't choke on the small items inside. --Early in the morning and apparently my brain isn't working. Please forgive & don't judge me.
ReplyDeleteI am glad EBeauty03 asked. I won't have thought of it.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!! I think I will be making some of these for a gift for my niece and nephew's play kitchen (we don't have one)!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! I am putting that on my weekend to do list:)
ReplyDeletethat is so cute! I do the same thing with my little ones kitchen
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea! I will have to do this for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! It's simple, but a great adition to a play kitchen. i like the items you used in the bottles too. I've linked up to your post on my weekly favorites here: http://play2grow.blogspot.com/2011/01/weekly-favorites-for-january-16-2011.html
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! I will have to keep this in mind for later use.
ReplyDeleteThank you! It's a great idea, I made it for my tots, if you want to see the results visit the link http://churumbea.blogspot.com/2011/01/jugando-las-cocinitas.html
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea!! Kerri
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! My daughter loves to play with my spice jars anyway. Now, I'm really regretting tossing the empty cinnamon bottle this weekend. :)
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