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| Simple way to reuse a honeybear! |
I have a serious honeybear hoarding problem. I can't throw them out. It's wrong. They're too cute. I put anything in them: dishsoap, handsoap, grenadine (?!???....it just looked cuter in a bear!)...I mean, really. When I heard about the Honey Bear Cup for toddlers with sensory issues I thought about getting one for Tristan just because IT'S A HONEY BEAR!
But then it finally occurred to me: stick a straw in them already! It's a perfect fit!
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| Little honeybear for him... |
Yesterday I filled them up with some bubble water and added a little color for fun and we took them down to sip on while we painted the porch steps with washable chalk paint before the storm.
It was fun!
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| ...tall honeybear for ME! |
...and girls, think unique cocktail cup! Honeybears aren't just for kids.
Disclaimer: if your child has an oral or sensory issue this is NOT meant as a replacement for the bears I linked to - that's simply where I got the idea.
what? that's totally what amazon is selling for $13. awesome!
ReplyDeleteHahh...thanks. I can't believe I didn't think to do this sooner. But in all fairness those sensory issue bears are different. I should disclaimer that. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Coco still uses her honey bear cup even though she has long outgrown the sensory issues that we originally used it for.
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