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What’s one of the most fun memories of your childhood? I bet it involved ball pits. All kids love ball pits.
Did you know you can get the same kind of balls for your own home so you don’t have to deal with smelly kid feet at McDonald’s or Chuck E. Cheese? You totally can.
And there’s more than just one use for them! Here are 5 things you can do with ball pit balls.
Have you gotten to the pretending stage of toddlerhood yet? I had forgotten how much fun pretend games can be until Toot started to show interest in pretending.
I think as an adult you forget HOW to pretend because you spend so much of your day doing real things. We don’t have time for pretending except for maybe reading a book.
So what kind of pretending games can you play with your toddler? Here are 17 ideas to get you started!
Our new favorite summer activity is making a sidewalk chalk obstacle course. It’s a great low prep gross motor activity that toddlers and preschoolers love to do over and over.
Here’s how we set ours up and how you can continue to keep it fresh and fun every time you do it.
Sensory bins are great activities for toddlers and preschoolers. They love to get their little hands into things.
Here is a washing dishes sensory bin idea that we tried out recently. My 3-year-old LOVED it.
Are you trying to keep your toddler entertained for more than a few seconds without resorting to screen time? It’s not an easy task. And sometimes there are activities you want to do, but they take so much time and effort to set up. Well, friend, I’ve found 22 activities for toddlers that don’t require much prep work that your toddler will love!
Halloween will be here before you know it. And to get ready for Halloween, there’s nothing better than spider crafts for your toddler or preschooler. Spiders are as essential to Halloween as pumpkins. So try these out with your little one this fall.
