Category: toddler activities
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10 Quick changes – when everyone is losing their minds
When everyone is screaming, does it stress you out? It does for most of us. Here are 10 quick changes when everyone is losing their minds.
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10+ sensory play benefits by age
Does the idea of sensory play stress you out or make you excited? Confession – it does both for me. But did you know all of the sensory play benefits for your infant, toddler and preschooler? I’m going to break it all down for you in this ultimate sensory play benefit guide!
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Toddler Movement Songs
Toddlers LOVE to dance. It’s as simple as that. I have a list here for you of toddler movement songs to use in the winter months or when you’re just stuck inside.
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Outdoor Toddler Toys
Being stuck inside with a toddler is trying. Winters are so hard! Once it starts to get nicer out, it’s time to start collecting outdoor toddler toys. I’ve gathered some of the top outdoor toddler toys for under $25 on Amazon.
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Alphabet toys for toddlers
Alphabet toys for toddlers exist, but should not be used to teach toddlers the correspondence between the letter and the letter name. We should work with our toddlers to expose them to the letters to understand what a letter is.
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Stocking stuffers for toddlers
Stocking stuffers can be so difficult for toddlers! You end up putting random useless things in their stocking and it ends up broken and in the trash! Here is a great list of stocking stuffers for toddlers that won’t go to waste.
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Screen time rules
Screen time! One of the big controversial topics in parenting. Everyone has heard the screen time rules but are they realistic? Sometimes the TV or the tablets are the only things that will give you a little peace and quiet. Let’s talk about how you can feel a little less guilty about screen time rules.
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Helping older siblings cope with a new baby
Adding a new baby to the family can be so overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be difficult, and it’s helpful to know what you’re walking into. Here are some tips on helping older siblings cope with a new baby.
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Board Games for Preschoolers
Board games are an important part of preschool! They teach turn taking, patience and any skills that go along with the particular game. Here is a great list of board games for preschoolers.
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Card Games for Toddlers
It can be difficult to find things to keep your toddlers’ attention. Card games for toddlers are a great way to get them to sit and engage! Here is a great list of card games for toddlers and reasons why they’re great!