The making of a PaperPod
The always-lovely Victoria over at Baby Bean sent us a PaperPod – which arrived in a rather large and alarmingly heavy box, and loitered invitingly for a couple of days under the dining table.
But then one morning – rather too early, pre-coffee, and only because I knew I could enjoy the coffee in peace and tranquillity if it was set up first – I began slotting large sheets of cardboard together – with the help of the Ellaroo-who’s-two, of course. It’s funny how quickly more children arrive once the tricky bit is complete…
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