Regardless of species, size or even blood temperature, young beings like to play.
Play helps improve motor coordination, sensory acuity, learning speed and overall confidence.
Play is also fun!
Malti came to me when she was just a month old – a true baby tort.
She is a juvenile now and still loves to play just as much as ever.
I will never, ever, ever, for as long as I live forget the day we were outside on the lawn and I looked down to see a baby Malti playing with my….keys.A few members of Malti’s indoor posse….and the reason why I have stuffed animals all over the floors in every room of our casa.Right from day one, Malti formed a special bond with this giant stuffed alligator. She still plays with it daily. They nap together, she climbs on top of it, crawls underneath it, pushes it across the floor….their connection is quite simply uh-dorable.Pearl, Malti, Bruce & Shannon
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2 thoughts on “Day 80: Tortoise Toys”
Love the pictures but I hope sweet Malti does not ever meet a real alligator and think it’s her buddy!
Love the pictures but I hope sweet Malti does not ever meet a real alligator and think it’s her buddy!
Me too!!