My son loves to play with plastic bags, and although I know I have to take it away
I feel bad since he enjoys it so much.
So I made some crinkly "paper" that he can chew on and play with without the risk.
I gave him the "paper" and he smiled and put in straight into his mouth! Success!
We went outside for a picture of the slobbery fun, and this is what I got. I guess the sky and trees are more interesting than I thought.
Then I decided maybe the porch would have fewer distractions. I was wrong.
So despite my efforts to get a nice picture here it is.
* All I did was cut two rectangles of fabric, in this case I used guitar print flannel and brown cotton.
* Empty a bag of cereal and use the plastic bag for the crinkle sound. Cut a rectangle the same size as your fabric.
* Layer them plastic first, fabric 1 right side up, fabric 2 right side down.
* Sew around the edge leaving a small opening for turning.
* Turn right side out and sew the opening closed.
It turned out great! Thin and flexible, and makes a nice loud crinkle that my son loves!
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