F received a
great parking garage
for his 2nd birthday. However, it doesn't hold his (or H's) interest for very long. Before he got the multi-level parking garage complete with elevator we would make our own with boxes that were going to be recycled. As it turns out, both H&F still prefer the recycled box structures. They can be as simple or complex as you like, with tunnels, trapdoors, hidden places to park, etc.
What you need:
- A box or two (or more if you'd like!)
- Strong tape (duct or packing)
- A pair of scissors that will cut through the cardboard (better if you do it unless you have an older child)
Here are some we made a couple of months ago:
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This was one of the more elaborate ones we've made. |
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tunnels are fun |
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trap door |
As you can see, dinosaurs also get involved, as do marbles, and anything else for this little "world."
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