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I used to think that a baby would only like toys if they made sounds and were flashy, but watching Yeonwoo play these days, I've realized that isn't necessarily the case.🤍 She grabs the knob with her hand and pulls it out, twists the two pieces this way and that to match them, and pushes the pusher herself to make it zoom—and chases after it again.🚗 Even without me telling her the answer or constantly explaining how to play, she touches the things, fails, and tries again on her own, playing for quite a long time in her own unique way. Especially these days, rather than constantly playing right next to her, I tend to wait a little while so Yeonwoo can try things out first. It's a stage where it's okay if she doesn't match them perfectly right from the start, or if she doesn't play according to the set rules.☺️ Simple, yet keeping her hands busy, and toys that allow her to think and move on her own. These are the N.MilliMilli knob puzzles, two-piece puzzles, and pushcars that I often bring out at home these days #오늘의우리집 #살림살이 #예쁜템최고야 #웜톤인테리어 #북유럽인테리어 #화이트인테리어 #아파트인테리어 #인테리어노하우 #현명한소비 #아이방꾸미기 #아이장난감 #장난감