Household Baby Toys

List of the best baby toys that you already have you just did not know about: 

1. Pillow. Our daughter goes bananas playing with a pillow on our bed. She wrastles it, chews on it, kicks it and rolls all over the bed. Make sure you are keeping an eye on your baby, she will get very excited and will forget about the edges and might roll off the bed

2. Roll of toilet paper. She just keeps rolling and rolling the paper and once she is done with starts tearing it into small pieces. Your baby will be very happy with a simple roll of toilet paper.

3. Milk container. By the way our recycling bin is one of the most visited places in the apartment. 

4. Any kind of box. Small box, large box, midium box, plastic box, paper box, wooden box you name it! They love them all!

5. Disposible water/coffee/tea cup. 

6. Disposablle lid. You want to have a nice chat with your girlfriend over a coffee in Starbucks? No worries, plastic water cups, coffee lids or a straw will keep you baby entertained.

7. Any kind of cream container: from baby lotions container to chopsticks! 

8. Keys. Of course!

9. Baby spoons. I think every baby likes to chew on silicon and a silicon baby spoon is a great toy! 

10. Books or magezines. Magazines work better for us because if she will rip the page out it I won't upset me as much as a ripped page from a book.

11. DVD/Video game cases.

12. Napkin. Similar to toilet paper roll, it just wont keep her busy for as long.

13. Diaper. I remember we gave our daughter a diaper to play with and I was absolutely amazed how fascinated she was!

14. Remote control. We have two remote controls: one that works and one that doesn't. We took the batteries out and made sure that there is nothing that she could swallow. She has her remote control and we have ours. 

15. Bag of rice, potatoes, carrots, etc.... Give your baby a well sealed bag of vegetables, rice, pasta or oranges! She will love it!

Here is a very small list of things that will keep your baby busy! Don't waist an opportunity to teach your baby colors, textures and shapes when playing with household objects: "Orange is round, toilet paper roll is white and made from paper, a pillow is soft and square"

ENJOY!