Easter eggs

Re: Easter eggs

• snickersforeveryone member

  February 2013

  Dye the baby.

  My mom did this to her little brother when they were small.  Kid was green for a week.
  

  
  
  
  

  

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• oncoRN member

  February 2013

  stephaniefine:

  I saw if you put the egg inside a wire wisk it's easier to hold. However you still need to help lo at this point.

  Such a good idea! 

  

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• snickersforeveryone member

  February 2013

  Here's my actual answer!

  I found a couple of articles on fun things to do with babies for Easter.

   https://www.ehow.com/info_7933118_baby-activities-easter.html

   https://www.makedoandfriend.com/2012/04/easter-discovery-eggs-for-babies.html

   Example ideas:

   Decorate Eggs

  • Infants are not yet able to create their own designs on Easter eggs, but you can still help your baby make a keepsake decorative egg. Blow out the insides of a raw egg and rinse the shell in warm, soapy water. Dye the egg shell a light color, such as pink or blue. Dip the infant's hand or foot in a darker color of paint and stamp it on the egg.

  Shaker Eggs

  • Infant toys often make noise when you shake them, so make your own toys out of plastic Easter eggs that contain noisy items. If the items inside the eggs are small enough to be choking hazards, tape the eggs shut and only allow the infant to play with them while being closely supervised. Ideas for items to put inside eggs include marbles, bells, jacks, beans, bouncy balls and dry pasta pieces.

  
  
  

  
  
  
  

  

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• nicolepatricia87 member

  February 2013

  lainikins:

  if you are not set on the easter eggs you can dye white onesies and dress LO as the easter egg. nbsp;Here is a blog site that gave me the idea. https://www.danamadeit.com/2012/04/ourlittleeasteregg.html

  
  This is a super cute idea!

  
  

  

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