Re: Using Ferber method in everyday life

Sue <sburke9368@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Marie <abc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> > What would happen in my case is the bowl would just be dumped out
> > immediately.
> 
> Yeah, unfortunately, I spent a lot of time replacing the water in the
bowl,
> lol.
> Although when they were sitting in the high chair the tray contained
some of
> the water so they could splash it around for a little bit. Would she
squish
> some pudding  for a while or cool whip?
> 
> > > Tupperware bowls and lids, measuring cups, spoons are
> > >all good things to keep him occupied.
> >
> > Bethany loves being given these things but she gets bored of them
> > quickly and I have to find new things to keep giving her. MIL gave her
> > a new toy, it has a tunnel with little balls that pop out of the
> > tunnel (air blows them out), well it's hard to explain but it actually
> > holds her attention!
> 
>
I had an easy to reach drawer in my kitchen that I would put new things
in from time to time- the kids caught on pretty quckly it was "their
drawer'. I'm talking one day I would put in measuring spoons and maybe
next week two tupperware lids and a wooden spoon. It was a big hit.