Happy games.

That's a nice way to play for kids. At least, they will develop their social skills and enjoy their being young. They will forever cherish them until they grow old. I remember my times too, when i was small. We also used to play house together with my cousins. They were one of those memorable times of my childhood.

I would like to see my little ones doing more things that i did when i was a child.Too much tv, video games & the computer keeps kids from getting out & playing like we did. I made a zillion mudpies, lol, bet there's not many kids that have ever made a one. hope u have a good weekend, Suzzy.

Haha ,that is so hilarious since i also have gone through the same kind of stuff in my childhood and i was really fascinated by it.It shows exactly my life .these activity is quite good and it will help to have a good bond with each other at a early childhood when the jealous and cruel intentions are more.we have to guide them and ideally guide them to be caring and very friendly for sure and they will never change ,since they have a world of their own

Hi friend, we too played this kind of games in our childhood days, as we don't know anything in that childhood period and do a lot of funny things like this. Those days never came back again in our life, we will get excitement while watching this kind of games

Awww, I can almost see the kid that I was once! I still remember my plastic tea set, and the bald plants of my mom because we "harvest" them and "cook" them. And oh another scene comes into my mind with what you just described: that scene from ConAir, where the inmate in maximum security approached a little girl playing tea time and he joined her.

I'm glad to hear it was not organized playtime, but just two kids making up their own fun. Now so many kids have full schedules of classes and sports and lessons and they are never left on their own.

Such a sweet scene... That is the sort of thing that can happen when kids are left to play normally and be kids, rather than chained to some game console, television, computer and/or cell phone. It is nice to know that not every child is afflicted by nature deficit disorder.