He did this by begging for the keys (sounds like "kehkeh"), turning down each set until the right one was retrieved, and toddling to the door to try to to put a key into the door knob.
Because just stepping out of doors, even in the evening, is like swimming in a sauna, I wanted to avoid noon-day excursions into the sweltering sun, so I thought I could distract him by doing something fun indoors.
I thought, I'll bake something! My first instinct was to make bread, but my resources were too limited. So this is what we did instead:



All it took was three ingredients: peanut butter, sugar (I used brown sugar because that's all we had), and an egg. I also squeezed in some agave nectar to sweeten the deal.
Yum! And it appeased the little sovereign.
What are some other fun, indoor activities I can do with a toddler to keep him entertained during the sweltering summer months?

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