Robyn, a midwife and some of the LDS Young Women of the Glen Huon Ward, Hobart Australia Stake, Tasmania, Australia. The girls made patchwork baby quilts the size of nappies (diapers) and donated them to the Hobart Private Hospital, a maternity hospital in Hobart, to give to mothers of stillborn babies. 2 of our Laurels had moved on into RS but came along to the hospital. 1-11-08 While making the quilts, we realized that all the YW who were helping with the quilts had come from a home where at least one sibling had been lost through a miscarriage or stillbirth. The girls learned some valuable skills and were able to reach out in a small way to help someone grieving. Submitted by Greta S. Watson, YW President.
My little preschooler loved rolling out the dough and making curly hair kids that looked like him. We had so much fun painting them this morning too...that we're going to make some for our family-♥
Here's the recipe if you'd like to make "cookie-people" too. Jaden is wondering when we're going to eat them-(poor kid) Guess we need some cookie dough along side this activity for eating! These do look good enough to eat, but we need to add a string now.
like a hawaiian lei. One reader mentioned using tulle to wrap it in-safer for kids to work with :)
