Okay, my reconstructed list so far....

[conuly]

A - toy ant, or apple, or alligator. (I want to minimize this sort of thing if I can.)
B - small blocks, or balls, or (jingle) bells, or buttons
C - cardboard pieces, or small (toy) cups, or cotton balls, or coins, or crayons, or candles
Ch (why not separate it, after all) -
D - small dolls
E - a blown-out or plastic egg
F - feathers, or felt
G - (cheap sun)glasses
H - crochet hooks
I -
J - jacks, or small jars
K - keys
L - lambs wool, or lace, or magnetic letters (ls, of course), or leaves
M - marbles, or metrocards
N - nailclippers
O - uncooked oatmeal
P - paper clips, or puzzle pieces, or pipe cleaners, or uncooked pasta
Q - quilt scraps (by which I mean a small bit of cloth with something appliqued on it. It's a stretch)
R - rocks, or ribbons, or uncooked rice
S - sandpaper? or straws, or scrunchies
Sh - shoelaces, or shells
T - tea bags, or
Th - thimbles
U - little paper umbrellas
V - velvet? or something that velcroes up... just some cloth with velcro on it
W - whistles
X - little toy xes from made tic-tac-toe boards
Y - yarn
Z - zippers

I have more, just... not here. It's at Jenn's.

Comments

[conuly]

Nah, my mom crochets all the time. Ana knows they're "hooks". And we go on the bus every day, remember? The kid's a maniac for collecting old Metrocards. "YOOK! I GOT METROCARD!!!!! CAN I USE IT???? PEEEEEEEZ?????"

And she doesn't yet know the difference between sunglass and glasses. I mean, she does, but last time she had sunglasses we just called them "glasses". I think we were sick of her stealing ours. Kinda need them to see, y'know :) (Honestly, it's enough to make me wish she'd be nearsighted. She'd be delighted.)

So those are pretty safe from non-confusion.

Lock, now, that's a good one. Lipstick... if I could get pretend lipstick, that'd rock. Ana'd be able to pretend to put some on her, without us having to oblige her all the time with chapstick and lip gloss.

Thankies!