It’s the middle of September and still nearly 90 degrees outside, but why not make a Fall sticky wall? Just because it’s sweltering and humid outside doesn’t mean we can’t hope the pretty Fall weather comes soon! In the spirit of looking ahead to nicer Fall days when we can comfortably go outside again, my … Read moreFall Leaf Sticky Wall
Oh, playdough. Who doesn’t love it? So soft and squishy, so soothing to play with. It’s not just for kids. You know you like it too. But is it safe for younger toddlers? Because my toddler likes to taste most of her toys, I did some research on the ingredients in store-bought Playdoh. Unfortunately the … Read moreThe Best Homemade Playdough Recipe (Taste safe and toddler friendly!)
Do you ever wish you could find an easy, healthy breakfast idea that your toddler will actual like and eat? Same. I finally settled on these healthy banana oat muffins. With no flour and no added sugar, this nutrient packed banana oat muffin recipe ticks all the boxes on my toddler breakfast wish list. They … Read moreHealthy Banana Oat Muffins (no flour or Added sugar!)
Beans make such a great sensory bin filler! They feel cool to the touch and have a nice weight when you hold them by the handful. They also make a lovely soothing noise when you run your fingers through them. Not to mention they are super cheap! Grab a few bags next time you are … Read moreScoop, Pour, and Transfer with Beans (an Easy Sensory Bin Idea!)
The Big List of Fall Sensory Bin Ideas Fall is filled with sensory wonders to take it – crunchy leaves, changing colors, warm apple cider, and pumpkin scented everything! It’s getting to be that time of year when the heat index has been off the charts for long enough, and we are all beyond ready … Read moreFall Sensory Bins
Does the idea of painting with your toddler sound terrifying? Not to worry. If you want to introduce your toddler to paint without destroying the house then this is the project for you! “Smush painting” is a versatile activity that can be used to make wall art, greeting cards, resist art, you name it. Be … Read moreMess Free Smush Painting for Toddlers
The dollar tree is the best place to find toddler activities. How many times have you spent $15+ dollars on a toy only to realize your kid likes the box it came in better than the actual toy? Or that they would rather empty your tupperware cabinet than play with that expensive Melissa and Doug … Read morePom-Pom Scoop and Transfer Color Sort
Sometimes you just want pancakes for breakfast but you still want to be healthy. Sometimes (always) you want a peaceful morning where your toddler calmly and willingly eats breakfast with minimal chaos, and you get to enjoy a few sips of coffee before it gets cold. These easy healthy pancakes only have 5 ingredients and … Read moreHealthy Banana Oat Pancakes
Sticky wall activities are such an easy way to keep your toddler entertained! Simply cut some contact paper and tape it to the wall, and toddlers can have fun sticking objects to the paper for as long as their little attention spans will allow – which is longer than you might think when it comes … Read more30+ Easy and Fun Sticky Wall Activities for Toddlers
My toddler’s current favorite book is Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. At 15 months old she does not yet distinguish between letters, but she LOVES to point to each letter as we read and listen to me name them. We also have been loving sticky wall activities lately. While brainstorming our next sticky wall scene to … Read moreChicka Chicka Boom Boom Sticky Wall Activity (Alphabet Awareness for Toddlers!)