On the left bookcase - wooden rollercoaster (thrift store $1) and sensory puzzle and locks puzzle
Doll basket - I crocheted that blanket over twenty years ago, long before I even had any children. Makes me smile when I see it in there. There is also a wooden high chair and wooden cradle.
Silks. We used to have some authentic Waldorf silks, but they eventually ripped. My mom got all of this silky material for practically free, and sent it to me.
The train table. Purchased this about 5 years ago. Love it. It has two drawers on each end. I also slid two of the baskets from our coffee table. (The baskets have always held toys in them. The coffee table had 3 openings for 3 baskets.) Moved this train table where the coffee table used to be.
Silks. We used to have some authentic Waldorf silks, but they eventually ripped. My mom got all of this silky material for practically free, and sent it to me.
The train table. Purchased this about 5 years ago. Love it. It has two drawers on each end. I also slid two of the baskets from our coffee table. (The baskets have always held toys in them. The coffee table had 3 openings for 3 baskets.) Moved this train table where the coffee table used to be.
Wood Thomas the Train pieces
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Wow, I can not believe how many of the exact same items I have out for our toddler area.
Almost too hard to believe!
I would love for you to add my blog to your link list!
http://mymontessorihomeblog.blogspot.com/
Oh, I also found it funny that we too just traded spaces. You can see that post here http://mymontessorihomeblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/trading-spaces.html
Thanks for the comments! I'll add you to my list!
awwww..such cute little things for your little toddlers.seems to me you realy love your kids. a little morethan the usual since u got the best toddler toys for them!!
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