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Wordless Wednesday – Simple Machines
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Science activities for parents of babies, toddlers and school children.
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ScienceMum Attempting to make the bath bombs off your site on the weekend for daughter’s school project 🙂
Her smile on her face says it all…glad to have found you 🙂
Love Dr Karl, he’s a clever one.
Love these pics too 🙂
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It’s always the simplest things that bring the most joy. Off to have a good look around your blog now 🙂
My little girl makes good use of plenty of tools around our house too! Pity she didn’t know how to pack them away afterwards! LOL! Love the “baby” in the stroller. Just gorgeous! 🙂
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We usually have double or triple decker babies as they are put on the covers and in baskets too!
She looks so happy – love the photo of her with the stoller
Looks like she is having lots of fun.
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Love Dr Karl 🙂
Gorgeous pics – loving the stroller. Have just bought a $6 one from KMart that Miss A is completely attached to, amazing to see how she has turned into a Mini Mum overnight with it.
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Such a great world of discovery.
I never thought of it like that.
Very clever to teach our children about simple machines.
She is adorable too.
(Thanks for linking up. Just catching up on WW today because we had to travel and other mundane stuff.)
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What a cute little girl! I believe, at this age, we shouldn’t restrict them in exploring the things they find inside our house, provided that someone is watching them all the time.
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