Keep teethers, chew toys near child and off floor

We use a small carabiner and a key-chain or other attachment to keep Grace's Chewable bracelets or as we call them "rings," close and within easy reach for her.

Adapted bubble blower

Awesome bubble blower machine for Grace. I found it at Shopko. Grace can squeeze the handle and make bubbles come out of the top. (I usually need to "prime" it after non-use for a day or two.

The only adaption I did was to use plastic zip-ties and tie this bubble blower to our metal picnic table so Grace can squeeze the handle and not pull the whole thing down.

Won't eat it, Be it!

If she won't eat the fruit, at least she can experience it.
Here G sits in a papasan chair. I used to hate these chairs for myself but it has been the perfect chair to get G up off the floor without having her strapped into a positioning chair. And the fruit- it's her own sensory bucket. She loved it.