Loopy got really into this. Because he has Sensory Processing Disorder, he LOVES to stomp. The more jarring the movement, the better, in his opinion.
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Loopy got really into this. Because he has Sensory Processing Disorder, he LOVES to stomp. The more jarring the movement, the better, in his opinion.
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OneMommy says
Love this! I need to get some painter’s tape. We have done something similar with sidewalk chalk, but this way you can keep it longer, and you don’t have to worry if it rains!
Julie says
Yes, I love that you can use it more than once! Thanks for stopping by!
Deborah Alter-Rasche says
Fun idea. I like how you hide it under the rug but can move it to reuse at other times. Thanks for linking to Tuesday Tots. I’ve featured this post this week 🙂
Julie says
That is a nice perk! Thanks for sharing it on your site. Very exciting!