- A small frisbee. Matthew hasn't figured out throwing with the wrist but he gets a kick out of throwing it with Dad anyway.
- A nerf missile launcher: put the missile on the launcher and give it a pump; the air pressure pushes the missile off. Since it's a direct-fire system (unlike his crossbow where clocking it loads a spring) Matthew can only shoot it 10 feet at most, but he thinks that's fantastic.
- A play-doh "factory." We haven't let him open this yet because of the mess potential but we will probably play with it tomorrow morning while Rachel sleeps in. I think he will like it.
- Silly putty: easily the most popular toy. He loves it. Even kept him quiet (for Matthew) during church. Huge hit.
Sunday, March 27, 2005
Easter presents
Rachel charged me with finding some inexpensive Easter presents for Matthew. There are few things that Dad does better than toys! I picked out
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Play-Doh is the ultimate toy. It's an art project! It's a building material! It's a hair-care product, a projectile weapon, and a non-toxic bedtime snack!
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