This easy Christmas-themed science experiment is so simple to set up, and it’s sure to keep your little ones entertained! Plus, there’s no need to plan in advance or make a run to the craft store—this fun last-minute activity requires zero prep time and nothing but simple supplies that you probably already have at home!
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Crumpled Tissue Paper Christmas Art (with Free Printable!)
Looking for fun craft ideas to keep your children busy over the holidays? Crumpled tissue paper art is super simple to set up, and even toddlers and younger kids can actively participate! This colourful, kid-friendly artwork is a great way to celebrate the Christmas season—and we’ve even included a free Christmas ornament template that you can download and print at home!
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Free October Activity Planner
Need help figuring out what to do with your toddler or preschooler this October? This free activity planner is filled with fall-themed activities, fun art projects, cool science experiments and spooky sensory play ideas that you can easily set up at home! It includes everything you need to have a great time in the weeks before Halloween—so you can spend less time planning and more time with your family!
13 Low-Prep Activities for Destructive Toddlers
Does your toddler like to destroy things? Channel their destructive energies with these 13 easy activities that can be set up in minutes! These fun, low-prep ideas will help control the destruction so you don’t have to worry, and most of them involve materials you probably already have at home!
10 Things You Can Do to Get Toddlers to Pick Up Their Toys
Getting kids to help out around the house is a great idea—in theory. But in practice, it’s not always an easy thing to do, especially with younger kids. If trying to get your toddler to pick up their toys is making you pull your hair out, try doing these 10 things to make the process go a little more smoothly!
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Stovetop Psyllium Husk Slime (Taste-Safe!)
Do you have young kids who like to put everything in their mouths? Let them join in on the fun with this simple, cost-effective recipe for psyllium husk slime! This slime is taste-safe, so it’s perfect for toddlers. And if you don’t happen to have psyllium husk powder on hand, you can even replace it with Metamucil!
