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    Just ordered some bells off eBay! Have so many bottles to try things out. x

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicola Carlyle View Post
    Just ordered some bells off eBay! Have so many bottles to try things out. x
    Waheyyy

    Don't forget to post some piccys

    I'm just waiting on some more bottles now to finish doing the ones I want xx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bumble Beez View Post
    Hey Amy...look what I've just stumbled across...little bit excited?!

    Baby Play Ideas: Sea in a Bottle for Crawling and Sitting Bubs

    And this one looks AWESOME!! I really want to make one of these...plus there is a how to video lol!

    Make your own jellyfish in a bottle. | BhoomPlay
    Heyyy

    Have you tried the jelly fish one yet??

    I attempted it yesterday and it was a major fail!!

    Gutted because looks awsome in the site!! xx

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    I'm doing the jellyfish today...please don't tell me that it was a flop... I'm soooo excited about making it
    Will let you know how it goes later x

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    We are planning to make sensory bottles today as the weather isn't looking too good. Some great ideas here to add to my own. I love idea of smelly bottles and will definitely be trying that one.
    Thanks for some great ideas.

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    We love our magnetic bottles at the moment. Paperclips, coins, short lengths of pipe cleaners. The children spend so long with magnets moving the contents around.

    I glue gun mine closed as these contents are ones I definitely don't want getting out

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    Ooooo I like the magnetic one

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    magnet ones - BRILLIANT!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    We love our magnetic bottles at the moment. Paperclips, coins, short lengths of pipe cleaners. The children spend so long with magnets moving the contents around.

    I glue gun mine closed as these contents are ones I definitely don't want getting out

    <img src="http://www.childmindinghelp.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7571"/>
    Where did you get those magnets?

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    Quote Originally Posted by murphf View Post
    Where did you get those magnets?
    The big black one we have had for years so I have no idea. The white ones belong to my magnetic cupboard locks

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    For my magnet ones I bought large heavy duty horseshoe ones from eBay...easy for the LO's to hold and work a treat

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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    We love our magnetic bottles at the moment. Paperclips, coins, short lengths of pipe cleaners. The children spend so long with magnets moving the contents around.

    I glue gun mine closed as these contents are ones I definitely don't want getting out

    <img src="http://www.childmindinghelp.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=7571"/>
    They look ace!!
    Thank you for sharing x

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    Love the magnetic one!

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    Love...this...forum! x

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    I'm busy collecting bottles so can do some of these fantastic ideas x

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    Hey Amy...
    Jellyfish bottle today worked ok...I used a nice thin bag and did as much as I could to ensure it looked like a jellyfish lol!!
    The older ones helped me, which they thoroughly enjoyed...and the littlies all recognised it as a jellyfish so couldn't really complain hey?!
    Not as good as the one on the site tho...

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    We have most of the ones mentioned. We also have ones with hair gel and marbles in. The marbles move very slowly through the hair gel. My mindees like picking a marble and seeing which one will get to the other end first.

    I'm going to make some more I think! Even my older mindees like them! Love the magnet idea!
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    Although I'm not childminding yet, I love these ideas and will be doing some with my own 22 mths old twins

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    Quote Originally Posted by beckygrey View Post
    Although I'm not childminding yet, I love these ideas and will be doing some with my own 22 mths old twins
    I done coloured rice and pasta bottles with my 22mth old twin charges, and they loved them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supernanny86 View Post

    I done coloured rice and pasta bottles with my 22mth old twin charges, and they loved them
    My first bottles were too heavy for my little people, now I only half fill or stick to light stuff like this!

 

 
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