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Outdoor Activity: Rolling Down the Hill
Take time to enjoy some of the simple things that the outdoors brings. Roll down the hills, run, race! Enjoy the outdoors!
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Slimy Spaghetti Sensory Activity for Toddlers
Sensory activities are always fun for toddlers to do. They get to explore, and there’s never a right or wrong way to do it. A spaghetti sensory activity is perfect for Halloween because it’s...
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Toddler Sensory Bag with Slimy Eyes
Create a slimy experience for toddlers without the mess with a sensory bag! It’s a perfect sensory activity for Halloween. As well as perfect for all ages, including babies and toddlers! I saw these...
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Simple Art Prompt: Drawing on the Table
What I am absolutely loving about the #EveryKidEveryDay challenge of spending one-on-one time with each kid, every day, is that its reminding of the simple pleasures of being a hands on mom. Not...
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Quick Make & Play Edible Sensory Bottle
A sensory bottle can be almost anything. There are so many variations of them, we’ve done a soapy sensory bottle that was all about watching it, much like a calm down jars that you’ve seen around...
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A Circle of Objects for Baby to Play & Learn
Keeping track of our kids’ developmental progress has never been easier! Poor Louis, he often gets forgotten. I rarely track anything with him. And just finally, he’s becoming a part of the activities...
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Simple Edible Sensory Play with Frozen Veggies
Unfortunately, I have picky eaters. And I’m not the best parent when it comes to introducing them to new, healthy foods, because, well, I’m a picky eater myself. But, I figured a great way to introduce...
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Soapy Sensory Jars Activity for Toddlers
I call this a sensory jars activity for toddlers because I made it for George [who's 18 months]. But don’t limit it to your toddlers. Babies and even preschoolers will enjoy this as well. I just know...
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Edible Indoor Sandbox That’s Simple & Fast to Make!
I set up a very simple indoor sandbox that’s completely edible for Louis to play with. This really should have been one of the ideas to turn outdoor activities into indoor ones! Of course, if you...
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Easy Edible Paint for Babies Made with Real Fruit
I made some quick edible paint for babies to explore. Painting for babies is a great sensory experience for them, because they are rarely really painting. George joined in, but this one was all about...
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Canned Food Blocks for Toddlers
The simplest of blocks for toddlers. After having canned foods out from the older boys’ connect the colors activity, Louis woke from his nap to find a pile of canned foods on the floor. He looked at...
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Toddler Activities for 1 Year Olds to Do This Week
A week of activities for 1 year olds to do! From art to outdoor play to a sensory activity. One year olds will have a fun week of activities! Toddler Activities for 1 Year Olds to Do This Week on...
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