This 3 ingredient super simple slime recipe is so easy to make, the color options are endless, and it’s just so much fun for littles to play with!
Super Simple Slime Recipe: Using Just 3 Ingredients! Read More »
Stacking toys are a fun and easy way to encourage our littles to build fine motor skills. Here are some of our favorite stacking toys that my boys love!
Best Stacking Toys To Build Fine Motor Skills For 1 Year Old Babies and Toddlers Read More »
Homemade sand makes such an easy sensory bin idea that kept my 3 year-old occupied for a good 30 minutes. Play with construction vehicles or beach toys!
2 Ingredient Homemade Sand: SUPER EASY! Read More »
Here is a super simple, no prep activity for babies and young toddlers. All you need is a colander and pipe cleaners. Enjoy a few minutes of silence!
Colander Pipe Cleaner: No Prep Activity for Babies Read More »
Here’s another fun letter recognition activity for preschoolers. It’s an Alphabet Scavenger Hunt! It’s a super simple activity already prepared for you!
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Letter Recognition Activity for Preschoolers Read More »
This Letter Recognition Alphabet Sticker Sorting Activity is a super simple, low-prep activity that works on your child’s letter recognition skills.
Letter Recognition Alphabet Sticker Sorting: Low-Prep Preschool Activity Read More »
Vinegar painting is a low-prep fun activity that occupied my toddler for a good 45 minutes! And we’ve done this activity again several times since!
Vinegar Painting: This Activity Kept My Toddler Occupied For 45 Minutes! Read More »
Here are some easy screen-free activities that I’ve been doing with my preschooler. I hope they are helpful and give you some ideas for this upcoming week!
Low-Prep, Screen-Free Activities For Toddlers and Preschoolers During Quarantine Read More »
Arts and crafts can be messy with a young child. Here’s an easy no-mess Valentine’s craft that is perfect for toddlers!
Easy NO MESS Valentine’s Craft for Babies and Young Toddlers Read More »