Riddles about a pillow for children

Everything that surrounds the child, expands his horizons. These are things, toys, household utensils. Parents can use puzzles about them to develop the logic of the baby, in a playful form showing the purpose of objects. When the baby is going to bed, riddles about the pillow will be useful.

What lies under the eye?

Sleep on a well-beaten pillow, dressed in a clean, crispy pillowcase, brings real pleasure.

• Only her head you will touch - and till the morning you will not wake up.
• She calls you to her, orders you to go to bed. She does not take offense at the fact that her father and mother are beating her. Each has its own: thicker, thinner. She is a beggar, and there are kings.
• They beat her, but she always sleeps. (She's whisked to be softer.)

About the pillow is composed of a lot of jokes and puzzles, emphasizing its volume:

• Who has two abdominals and four ears?
• Andrew came to the rink, the first time he got on skates. He tied a pillow to his back, pulled the cap over his eyes.
• If a soft pillow, even a cannon will not wake.
• The blind old woman was repairing the old pillow.
  She sat down with her to the window and sewed the cat blindly.
  A pillow jumps on the floor, an old woman jumps after her.
  In the pillow, the cat regretted lying on the window.

Put a pillow case on the pillow. With her, too, there are riddles about the pillow:

• She wears a sleeveless shirt. (The pillowcases have buttons and hinges, like on a shirt.)
• She fastened buttons on her side. Glad to be beaten, I'm happy with my fist. All four ears pricked up, so that you can sleep on it safely.

No legs, no hands, no feathers, no bird

Pillows stuffed with feather and down poultry. The following puzzles are based on this:

• Domestic, feathered, can not fly away.
• There are feathers, so do not fly. There is a shirt, and that night.
• When he goes to bathe, he throws his clothes away, and rinses his belly. (The pillowcase is sewn after washing the feathers.)

Riddles develop fantasy, awaken creative abilities. Invite the child to write something himself. Children like to invent rhymes for words. And maybe, in your family history there will be an amusing riddle about a pillow for children.