Hi everyone!
This afternoon I worked from home and after finishing, I enjoyed playing with my son Leonardo.
Leo will be 3 years old in a week and he is particularly fond of all games that require manual skills.
He likes to draw, build, attach, detach, cut, play with Playdoh past...he would never stop!
Today he asked me to play with the buiding blocks, for which he has a great passion.
In fact, a few weeks ago I already published a post in which I had shown you one of his creations, the Unico City Station.
We use, in fact, the blocks of Unico and with these we always love to create different structures.
This time, Leo wanted to build a headquarters with a very tall tower.
He really got hooked with height. He likes building endless towers, until finally they fall ruinously and I have to collect the pieces everywhere, also trying to calm his despair...
In this case, I helped him build a very high skyscraper and also managed not to drop it for a while.
He liked it very much.
Alongside this, he built other smaller towers on top of which he placed a character.
The whole structure is his work, he is very attentive to the aesthetics of the buildings he creates and I must say that, as always, he leaves me pleasantly impressed, because I think he is really very talented.
He also built a futuristic arch, using the narrowest blocks to make the columns and a semicircle to create the upper arch.
In the end he was very satisfied and kept looking at that tower so high that he could never have built it alone.
After, the snack time came and our work remained there while Leo drank his juice and watched an episode of the Mickey Mouse Club House.
It was a really funny afternoon, these are always special moments that are priceless and I'm happy to have time to dedicate to my son and my family, the most precious things I have in the world.
A big hug to everybody!
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See you soon!
GM
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