At 28 months
Mia writing
Creating a Creative Spirit in Your Child
Give a toddler’s imagination room to grow — you’ll be amazed at how far it can take her.By age two, your toddler’s creativity and imagination is fully on display, and what an entertaining show it is! She’ll wow you with herability to scribble a blue blob and call it a picture of a kitty cat, or pick up a stick and wave it around like a pretend firefighter’s hose. Your 29-month-old can tell you she’s planning to “move my house to the moon” with pure conviction. You’ve gotta love that!
The Power of Imagination
What toddlers lack in ability (and logic), they easily make up for in imagination… – (Continue reading at Whattoexpect.com)
I am resisting the urge to bring out the Play Doh and let her play with it. But why not, right? We had so much fun the last time we played with clay, just very, very messy. 
April 10th, 2009 at 11:06 pm
I’m hesitating about playdoh… my son’s already 3 but I still can’t help but think he might eat the playdoh… Maybe I’m just paranoid eh?
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iris reply on April 11th, 2009:
haha maybe
diba kids stop eating stuff right around the age 2 or so? 
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April 11th, 2009 at 10:41 am
would you believe amelie doesn’t like touching clay, playing with sand or holding a paint brush? maybe it’s just a matter of time before she starts to like them all so right now mommy would just have to wait..
mia looks so busy writing.. ang cute.
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iris reply on April 11th, 2009:
really? mukha ngang may kanya-kanyang likes ang mga kids. but i think one thing our kids have in common are books! Mia pesters me to read not just one but 2 or 3 books at bedtime.
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April 11th, 2009 at 12:36 pm
I loved exploring things with my then, toddler. Play Doh is creatively entertaining at first, but when it sticks to your hair, on the floor and everywhere else, you’d want to keep it and move on to the next toy.
Give her lots of paper, crayons and watercolor (for finger painting) then make up stories about the pictures she will draw/paint. That would be fun!
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iris reply on April 11th, 2009:
yeah, hard to clean up. but mommy loves clay, so ako ang nageenjoy! haha.
the fingerpaint is a good idea.. i’ll have to try that when she’s old enough. but thanks kcee!
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April 12th, 2009 at 10:49 pm
hahaha! speaking of messy i wrecked classrooms when i used to teach abstract art to kids in manila. hahaha! they almost had my classes banned.
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iris reply on April 13th, 2009:
hi caryn! thanks for dropping by
you teach arts? that’s (crazy) great. hehe. i can just imagine the mess you get into.
have a great week too!
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April 18th, 2009 at 9:51 pm
ris! i love your new lay-out.
fosters creativity and develops several skills, i.e., fine-motor, language, etc. 
play-doh is a great toddler “toy” kaya lang dapat nga binabatayan
pwedeng-pwede na kay Mia yun
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iris reply on April 19th, 2009:
thanks
i know, pati mommy nade-develop! hehehe. i really should just forget the messy part
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