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DIY Doll Game and Activity

March 13, 2020 By Bekki Leave a Comment This content may contain affiliate links.

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DIY Doll Game
your kids will Love this game/activity!!

This beautiful activity comes from author Gail Masinda, with Maestro Heights.

The idea is simple. 

Learn to care for baby while living your normal life.

Perfect for training siblings for life with baby!

There are two sets of activities: 

  • small manageable tasks
  • what baby needs.

How to play

  • Place each in their own jar/basket.
  • Begin the day with a smt. Complete the task
  • Then reach in and see what baby needs. 
  • Set the timer and kids practice setting baby’s needs above their own. PLUS, you get a little bit of time too!

Back slips are included so you can customize chore/tasks and activities for baby.

Kids can use dolls or stuffed animals for “Baby”. I purposely used the word BABY and did not include his/her pronouns. HAVE Fun!

Download your free copy here


Visit Gail’s beautiful Music Room

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Hi, I'm Bekki,

A professional Nerf Buller Dodging Homeschool Mom of five sons!
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