What are your best mind blowers for kids under 5?

[scout95]

@mbinks89 I just showed my kid how to whistle with a blade of grass and she thought I was a wizard.

 

[komal]

@mbinks89 Making a needle float.

Doing the whistle thing from the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly with your hands. (I think that’s the right spaghetti western)

 

[animatrio]

@mbinks89 Farting to close the door

 

[retrofuturist]

@mbinks89 Bending and unbending a spoon.

 

[retrofuturist]

@mbinks89 If you’re ever out to dinner with dinner rolls, you can make it dance under a napkin. Throw a napkin over the top (after sneaking a fork at a corner to stab the roll with). Then lift the napkin with the roll pushing in the center.

 

[betterincali77]

@mbinks89 Not a trick, but tell them the universe is infinite, that it never stops

 

[mbinks89]

@betterincali77 Dude, that captivates me.

 

[betterincali77]

@mbinks89 Me too, and I still remember trying to get my head around it when I first heard about it

 

[christianjune]

@mbinks89 Cornstarch and water and baking soda and vinegar are my go to science experiments

 

[nicholas55]

@mbinks89 I do this really dumb card shuffle trick where I keep the top and bottom cards in place and shuffle everything in between. It's so obvious, but it blows their minds.

 

[mkrj1993]

@mbinks89 Ok, so they really got a kick out of the time that I put my hands behind my head, locked the thumb and index finger of each hand in a type of chain, and then showed them that my hands were now connected and I couldn't break the chain. Even when they reasoned how I connected the chain, they were so confused by why, even with their help pulling, the chain could not be broken.