More Balloon Banter

So, we’re still into balloons, and there’s a bottomless baggy full of um.
Cousin R joins us and she comes up with the idea of filling them up with water and popping them on the trampoline by jumping on them.

Cousin R and Little K popping water balloons on the tramp


It’s easy to say that we have a lot of broken balloons to work with.
One early morning, Little K and I get to doing something with them.

He snips them with his little scissors.
I put out some contact paper by taping it face up to the table. This can be tricky and has taken me lots of tries to get right.

123 Contact


K sticks balloons bits to the contact paper for some time, but the taking off of the balloons holds his attention just as well.

Stuck Balloon Bits


J joins us and starts to dump and press balloons to the contact paper.

Dumping Balloons onto Contact Paper


And voila. Big K says if I didn’t tell him they were balloons, he would have thought they were flowers. They are rather pretty when the sun shines through.

Inspired by Cousin R’s explorations, J and K ask me to blow up lots of balloons so they can step on them. In our travels, we find a balloon stuffed with other balloons, Cousin R must have done this, so we take the idea and run with it.

We blow it up with air and pop it to see what happens. We stuff our own balloons with more balloons and pop some more. It seems like an endless cycle.
Here are some of our previous posts about balloon play. summer, pools and water balloons. snipping balloons


2 Comments on “More Balloon Banter”

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  2. Jena says:

    That’s hilarious! Thanks for sharing the story…I’ve had a good chuckle.


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