It was so cute having babies messing up around
when they're trying to explore so many things inside the house. I could still remember I loved how Sage's inquisitive nature even when he was around 4 or 5 months grabbing those items he thought was so magical and eventually after recognizing it was not as interesting as it may look, he would just throw or leave it away.
Of course at that time letting him just do things based on his learning stage was quite amusing and I thought, " oh wow I did a good job raising a child whose curiosity was kinda cute. Well not until he turned two!
Mess and so many disasters are everywhere around the house. Lol, I let him do the same thing whenever he wanted to play with his toys. I transformed the veranda as his playing area and put ALL his toys around for him to grab. Most of the "engineering" things he could play were also there yet he would still say, he's missing a thing or two. For example, when he wanted to build the garage or the parking area for those miniature toy cars" and when he realized a spare part was not there, he would start digging the other box until he would find what he was looking for but of course, the other "toys" were already everywhere just like how he did in his room here
Another thing that he wanted to put things together was the "puzzle" whereby he managed to solve it however when he got bored with it, leaving those tiny pieces anywhere was the next best thing and by the time he would need them, he said, "mommy where are my puzzles?" So here I was trying to figure out where on earth did the part of the puzzle my baby was looking for, checked the possible areas in the house, so exhausted and yet ended up with nothing.
As a first time mom, everything is a learning experience...
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