I love sensory games, where I have to guess what I'm feeling, smelling, hearing, tasting. I like to guess objects by feel, sort different-shaped things into groups, put puzzles together by feel. But it's not fair - my caregiver only lets me play these games if I'm blindfolded! Actually, I love it. I feel safe when my eyes are snugly covered up with a tightly tied scarf, my caregiver has checked I really can't see a thing, and I am all the more dependent on her.
Sometimes she tells me a story, which makes my imagination run wild. And even better is when she wraps my presents right under my nose. So far I have not managed to use the power of my mind to see through the blindfold, but I'm always hoping!