A super simple activity that can keep the kids busy while you put dinner on the table.
What you’ll need:
A bottle [something with a smallish neck].
And a bunch of cut up ribbons of various length.
Let the kids do as they please.
Mine 
Activities 12 to 18 Month Olds
Toddler activities that are perfect for 12 to 18 month olds.
Please note: This is just the age that we tried these activities in our house.
These activities may be suitable for other ages. As well as not suitable for your child that is of this age. Please take into consideration the level of development that your child is at.
Check out Activities for 6-12 Month Olds and 18-24 Month Olds for more ideas!
Busy Play: Ribbons in a Bottle
March 26, 2012 by 11 Comments
Outdoor Activity: Rolling Down the Hill
March 23, 2012 by 7 Comments
L-O-V-I-N-G this gorgeous March weather. We’re outside playing in it everyday.
And we had a first the other day.
Henry rolled down our backyard hill! I’ve tried to do this with him a few other times and had no luck in getting him to
Toddler Sensory Activity: Soapy Jars
March 9, 2012 by 21 Comments
I call this a Toddler Sensory Activity because I made it for George [who's 18 months].
But don’t limit it to your toddlers. Babies and even preschoolers will enjoy this as well.
I filled up some old peanut butter jars halfway with water.
Sensory Activity for Kids: Dish Soap Foam!
February 12, 2012 by 28 Comments
Whip up some foam using just dish soap and your food processor! Let your kids explore the foam! Its a wonderful sensory activity for kids of all ages.
I knew when I saw this snow sensory activity from dish soap, from You
Valentine’s Day Art: The Kids’ HeArts
February 7, 2012 by 13 Comments
I’m not sure what it is about this Heart art that I like so much.
Maybe its because both the boys did it together.
Or maybe its because I found out how nicely Henry can cut and follow a line.
Or maybe its just because
Valentine’s Activity for Kids: Hunt for Love
February 6, 2012 by 15 Comments
I decided that we needed some kind of Valentine’s Day activity to do, instead of just crafty and artsy ideas.
We did a heart hunt last year, with great success.
But this year, I wanted to make Henry think about love a little.
So
Toddler Activity : Fine Motor Skills with Pom Poms
January 13, 2012 by 15 Comments
Toddler play with pom poms!
Grabbing, pinching and poking at these little items are great for fine motor development!
Henry never got into the little things, he was always too busy and on the move. George gets into it a little bit
