The simplest toy
Our first grandchild, Grady, figured out how to work this toy right away.
I snapped this photo of him on my lap in September, 2013
“The simplest toy, one which even the youngest child can operate, is called a grandparent.” — Sam Levenson
There are colorful toys, singing toys, funny toys, educational toys, old-fashioned toys, and toys that wear out quickly. Grandparents are all of the above. Every child should have at least one or two – hopefully more! If your child doesn’t have any, don’t fret – as with all well-loved toys, you can borrow someone else’s.
Today I wish you many happy thoughts of your grandparents, grandchildren, or both!
This post was first published seven years ago today. The original post, comments and photo are linked, along with two other related posts, below. These links to related posts, and their thumbnail photos, do not appear in the blog feed; they are only visible when viewing the individual posts by clicking on each one. I have no idea why, nor do I know how they choose the related posts. That’s just the way WordPress does things.
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What a precious picture! And yes, such a true quote.
Thank you, Susan!
That is a great quote from Sam.