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Scavenger hunts are not only fun, they’re educational, too. It’s easy to get creative to make up your own, or modify any of these fun ideas to make it fit for your area and the age of your child.
For older kids you will want to make it harder, and for younger toddlers make the scavenger hunt easy enough to keep them interested while still teaching them important skills.
Throwing a first birthday party was extremely overwhelming for us. So for Toot’s second birthday, we decided to keep it low-key and stress-free. She’s not yet old enough for a party at Chuck-E-Cheese or any of those other kid places. Instead, we went with a casual, laid-back party at home. Here’s how we kept the stress away, and just enjoyed the party.
If you’re looking for a fun craft for toddlers to learn about bugs and other garden animals, you’ve come to the right place! This toddler bugs craft can be done inside on a rainy day or outside in your backyard where the bugs are. You’ll need to help your toddler with this craft, but they’ll learn about bugs as well as getting some fine motor practice.
I love Fall, y’all. There are so many seasonal things to do and make and CELEBRATE! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. I also can’t get enough pumpkin! As Iliza Schlesinger would say, PUMPKIN EVERYTHING!
So get out your Pumpkin spice, rake your leaves, and get some orange craft supplies, we’re doin’ Fall stuff!
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.
One of the easiest and most well loved activities you can do with your kids is taking a walk! Here are 8 simple ways to make the most of it and get the best quality time out of walking.
