Fine motor threading activity
This activity is a great way for your child to strenghen fine motor skills needed for precision in their grasp, manipulation, and release.
This activity is a great way for your child to strenghen fine motor skills needed for precision in their grasp, manipulation, and release.
A fun way to keep your child moving with challenging obstacles using just chalk.
If you have a pair of kid sunglasses and some pipe cleaners, you have all you need for a DIY bedazzling projectāand you can make the sunglasses from scratch if need be.
Unwrapping something can help give your child a feeling of accomplishment, joy, and satisfactionāand itās really fun. Here are a few ways to make "found object" gifting as fun as possible.
Your child may be into pretend play these days. Setting up a roadmap with tape and little cars gives them a landscape on which to create a whole world of pretend play.
This water painting activity boosts gross and fine motor skills and is incredibly simple. All you need are paint brushes and a bucket of water.
Twisting caps to loosen and tighten them takes concentration and coordination, and can be done over and over again. This activity reuses disposable baby food pouches to allow your child to practice.
"Postingā is a term used to describe fitting objects into an opening of corresponding size. In this activity, colorful, bendable pipe cleaners fit into Wiffle balls for all kinds of posting fun.
This DIY craft activity has can be taken on car trips and stored easily for future useāand it supports multiple developmental skills as well.
In this activity, your child will push toy cars, trains, planes, and other small vehicles through DIY tunnels, creating a world of pretend play to get lost in.