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Balloons and rackets for toddlers

 


An occupational therapist had suggested this activity for toddlers or children who have difficulty with games involving a racket and a ball.

 

Instead of using a ball, use a balloon. Since it is light, it falls to the ground slower and gives children a chance to hit it...even I had fun with this game!

 

I also hung the balloon from a tree using elastic. Children can't miss!

 

 

 

 

 

Chantal Milette


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