Flowing droplets

 Fat drops of water flowing beneath the surface of a reflecting glass table.

Spider babies

 More spider babies, sprouting upright and new on the dangling stalks that bear them.

Spider babies

 Another view of the spider babies, and the glasses they will go into to root.

Spider babies

Baby spider plants, snipped from their propagating mother plant and laid out to be potted.
 

Princess balance

One more bit of randomness from kid-space: a fully-set up and rigid princess tent, balancing at an angle off the back of our basement couch.

Sensory play

One last moment of toddler zen. We propagated our spider plants, and when I put the spider babies out the cats delightedly ate them. That left pots of dirt behind, which our little one then determinedly repurposed into a sensory play space, experimenting and experiencing with all the lovely dirt. We decided to surrender and simply vacuum frequently.

Doorknob bangles

Shiny wrist bangles wrapped around a doorknob.

Decorated lid

And of course the coloring goes other places as well. I really like the way the crayon patterns stutter on this potty lid.

Toddler art

 More strongly colored scribbles. I like her sense of color combinations.

Toddler art

Spring colors on this circling scribble.

Toddler art

More happy toddler scribbles.
 

Toddler art

 Art from our little one, actually on paper this time.

Missing sandal

We couldn't find my older daughter's sandal. Then we closed the dining room door and discovered where her sister had carefully balanced it on the molding in service of some wonderfully inscrutable toddler project.

Now you're cooking with dice

 Another toddler-prepared cooking project, forking the dice in and out of the muffin tins.

Dice bag

 Bag filled with dice, that has been serving as a carrying toy.

Pompoms

 Another tin filled with pompoms.

Reflecting toys

 Blocks and pom-poms reflecting colorfully inside of a circular metal tin.

Reflections in a strainer

 Circular reflections spreading out from the toys our toddler has filled this metal strainer with.

Circular composition

Another view on the same composition, bringing out different aspects of the patterning.

Circular composition

 Play with circular forms, hairbands and necklaces.

Toy trains

 Toy trains, placed together to form a pattern of wheels.

Sippy lids

A different sippy lid line-up.

Sippy lids

 Another view on this sippy lid composition.

Sippy lids

Another artistic arrangement dominating the cat perch, this time of sippy lids only.
 

Sippy lids

A tumbled pile of sippy cup lids, all together in a container that was apparently significant to our toddler. Many of these are a very cute type my wife found that looks like an elephant, with you drinking from the trunk. Our little one demands them by name as "hati jal" (elephant water in Bangla).

Cup arrangement

 Another view on the last arrangement of cups, bringing out the sippy lids and the nose of the pensador that they are surrounding like a shrine.

Cup arrangement

 Another arrangement of cups, most empty but a few filled with colorful objects.

Cups on the cat perch

 An intentional yet inscrutable toddler arrangement of cups on the cats' window perch.

Geometric blocks

One more view of this red and orange block arrangement.
 

Geometric blocks

 Another closer view of the blocks, to bring out some of what I find interesting in its negative space.

Geometric blocks

 Geometric blocks and a single d10, arranged in an aesthetically pleasing pattern by our toddler.