After a round of cookie cutter painting, George was still going strong and was in the mood to paint, so we moved onto sponge art for Valentine’s Day!

Shaving Cream Puffy Paint Ghost & Spider Web
Henry and I found something to do with the shaving cream puffy paint papers that George made!
We extended it into ghosts and spider webs to display for Halloween!

Halloween Shaving Cream Sensory Activity
A little sensory activity for George while Henry was at school!
Simply just shaving cream on a baking sheet.
I added food coloring in orange, red and yellow to add some color for Halloween!

Happy Birthday Sensory Bin
It was George’s Birthday over the weekend! George turned 2!
This Happy Birthday Sensory Bin, that No Twiddle Twaddle is sharing today, would have been a perfect activity during the party, and may 

Tackle Diaper Rash: Bathtime Activities
This post is sponsored by Boudreaux’s Butt Paste®, the effective diaper rash cream that treats and prevents diaper rash with every change. Let’s kick some rash!
I’ve been using Boudreaux’s Butt Paste® for four years now [maybe 

Mud Prints: Animals, Feet and Handprints
The boys have been loving their dirt patch. Henry keeps talking about making mud and turning it to dirt and the other way around, not fully understanding it I don’t think.

Play Dough with Tees, Straws & Pipe Cleaners
A simple play prompt.
Play dough. Tees. Straws. And pipe cleaners added later.
The boys and I made play dough and I simply added these items to it.
It was a great sensory activity because the play dough was still even warm from making 

Toddler Bubbles Sensory Activity
Plain and simple. George likes bubbles.
The perfect activity for him [a toddler]? Bubbles.
Water and dish soap on a perfect day to be outside. George had a blast!
I have this bucket that I actually got out of my great-grandma’s basement 

Busy Play: Play Dough Construction Site
Henry’s on another play dough kick since his birthday.
He got all these little construction machines, and cones and people as a gift and it turned out to be a great addition to play dough that entertained them for hours.

Toddler Sensory Activity: Soapy Jars
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.



























