We can fix up

In this photo they are playing with one of their favourite "virtual toy", cordless phone. I have realise that now my girls prefer to play stuff like phones and all sort of remote control than those toys that are designated for them. Initially I will always tell them : " No, this is not a toy, you cant play with this, you will spoilt it..." but they just love to play with it. So I given up stopping them, thinking why deprive them from exploring? Afterall this is real life thing and they will have to manage them one day.
Now they can manipulate which button is intercom and which button is redial and enjoy putting back the phone on the charger as it will give a " tu-tu " sound. They enjoy on & off the TV with the remote too and seeing the TV screen keep changing when pressing different buttons. The only remote I dont allow them to play is the aircon remote. I have paid too high to let them explore " real life "... so far my fan remote had spoilt, the TV remote have loose parts, luckily still functioning and my cordless phone giving way very soon. All this are because beside pressing the buttons, they also enjoy throwing them plus sometime accidentally drop it. * sign * (The father always say I have spoilt the children, he has never agreed in this.)

I remember seeing an milk power advertisement. The 1st scene was showing a cozy living room where a father was checking the instruction manual on how to fix up the newly bought remote car. 2nd scene was showing a baby fixing up the battery into the remote car. 3rd scene was showing the baby manipulating the car charging to the father direction and last scene shown the amazed father looking at his baby wondering how he do it?

Today this scene is happening in my house . . .