DIY a Money-Saving Activity Gym to Keep Baby Entertained Every Day

Coca Mom

After Coca was born, Coca Mom had always wanted to buy an activity gym, but for various reasons, she held back and didn’t get one. Even after having Lele, Coca Mom still really wanted to buy an activity gym. But because... so. So Coca Mom decided to figure out a way to make one for Lele to play with. She talked it over with Coca Dad and they decided to use items around the house to DIY an activity gym. She’s sure Lele will love it.
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Arranging the toys in a row made Lele’s eyes go wide with excitement—and surprise too. Even though he plays with sensory balls every day, experiencing them this way felt totally different. He wanted to pull but couldn’t get them down, tried to grab but they wobbled around. Tapping and pulling at things, it was quite fun. The objects even made clinking sounds when they hit each other, and he could also pull down the teething rings to chew on when bored—so much to do.
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This affordable DIY activity gym saved Coca Dad some money, since kids often get tired of their toys after playing with them for a while, making it not worth buying new ones.
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This activity gym stayed in Lele’s play area for a while, providing daily entertainment until he eventually got bored of it.