What are your best mind blowers for kids under 5?

[ben_u39]

@mbinks89 Do the thumb trick.

 

[tmacli]

@mbinks89 Mine is mesmerized when I spin any disc-shaped thing on its side.

 

[emmhoskins11]

@mbinks89 my 4 year old's mind was just blown the first time she touched a mirror with steam on it. She was so surprised bc she thought it would be hot

 

[imlovinjesus]

@mbinks89 Putting our noses together, and wobbling our heads while looking at eachother’s eyes.

 

[kristamaranatha]

@mbinks89 I've learned more and more close-up magic.

A relatively simple one I do with two pennies: when they're not looking, put a penny under a soap or hand sanitizer dispenser where it can be vaguely seen. Make sure there's soft carpet or some such on the floor beneath it.

Make another penny disappear in view of them (similar to quarter behind the ear). "Magic" it "into" the dispenser.

Now, in a single motion, grasp the dispenser with great prestige (depositing the under-penny soundlesslyvon the aforementioned soft carpet) and "dispense" the penny back into your hand, AND step on the under-penny, obscuring it from view.

I did this the first time months ago, and they are still reeling from it!

 

[elliowner]

@mbinks89 Just the basic hide something small they are looking for in your hand and make it appear behind their ear trick works amazing. My 6 yo still comes up to me asking to check if the thing he has lost is behind his ear.