Kids play with the darndest thingsWith Christmas nearly here, parents around the world are making last-minute attempts to ensure they get that perfect gift their child will absolutely love and remember for the rest of their life.
And yet, despite all our best intentions and efforts, most of our children will often toss the toy aside in favor of playing with the box it came in.
In my family, my children have grown attached to all sorts of items around the house, using their imaginations to turn them into toys way better than anything we could bring home from a store. From gloves meant for dishwashing being used as sticky gecko hands, to a garlic press being used as a ninja weapon, my children constantly delight me with their imaginative play using the oddest of items.
With so many parents hopping onto the Catholic corners of Twitter to share their hilarious family lives these days, I figured it would be fun to check in with all of you and find out the silliest, oddest items your children absolutely love playing with!
https://twitter.com/MicaelaDarr/status/809525806724546561
https://twitter.com/AlphaRalpher/status/809526399019220992
https://twitter.com/CatholicDrinkie/status/809526523015335940
My eldest son used to have a sequin sewn on a bit of polar fleece. So, not silly exactly but… weird.
— Stacie 🌸 (@StacieMakeDo) December 15, 2016
https://twitter.com/allimaeock/status/809526918496350208
https://twitter.com/KrisFranklinRC/status/809528320660533248
My sister collected clothing tags, like the paper ones with the price and size on them. 1000+ to count and sort. So weird.
— Amanda Martínez Beck (@AmandaMBeck) December 15, 2016
the broom. The big one, not the little one
— M needs ☕☕☕ and 🍨 (@MbernadetteE) December 16, 2016
https://twitter.com/RCGuerrilla/status/809551737807892480
currently the caps from the food pouches.
— Lizzy Ewing 💙💙💙💙 (@bayoucitygirl) December 16, 2016
https://twitter.com/DontEatItsMine/status/809611926237913088
moss
— Elizabeth Scalia (@TheAnchoress) December 16, 2016
my son Matisse was very fond of an onion for a while. I dubbed it "Onion Buddy". Fortunately short lived friendship. pic.twitter.com/3MSlqOzCBK
— oy, meat clown (@exlaxantivax) December 16, 2016
I’m cool with a lot of silliness, but carrying around an onion may be where I would have to draw the line.
So, dear readers, what are the silly items your children have loved to play with?
