Crafting Instructions Often, it’s the things you don’t want your baby to touch that fascinate them the most. That’s why we’re going to make a little wallet together that your baby can have all to themselves. This allows them to develop an understanding of object permanence and practice deliberately pulling objects out of the wallet using just two fingers. Learning, developing, and having a wonderful childhood – that’s the goal of Paul & Lori! With our CLEVER DIY instructions, we want to gradually inspire parents to enjoy crafting together and show them how easy crafting can be! In addition to...
Often, it’s the things you don’t want your baby to touch that fascinate them the most. That’s why we’re going to make a little wallet together that your baby can have all to themselves. This allows them to develop an understanding of object permanence and practice deliberately pulling objects out of the wallet using just two fingers.
Learning, developing, and having a wonderful childhood – that’s the goal of Paul & Lori! With our CLEVER DIY instructions, we want to gradually inspire parents to enjoy crafting together and show them how easy crafting can be!
In addition to fine motor skills, color perception, and concentration, research (Prof. Dr. Constanze Kirchner, University of Augsburg, 2005) identifies three further educational benefits of three-dimensional creative work:
Identity development
Self-awareness, intelligence, and communication skills
Compensation, creativity, and imaginative thinking
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