Create this fun game—your child rolls the die to see what animal motion to do—using a tissue box, glue, and the free printable below!
Read MoreWashcloth Teething Tray 🦷 Combining a soothing teether with fine motor skill development makes this a definite win.
Read MoreSensory Sound Play🎵 Sensory play is an important way for babies and children to learn—sensory play enhances memory, develops problem-solving, builds neural connections, supports language development, and much more.
Read MoreVestibular Processing 🕺🏽 Motion is important for baby to develop her vestibular system, which helps her orient herself in space, balance, and coordinate her movements.
Read MoreChip Drop 🌟 For all of you with older babies or toddlers, this is a super simple activity to set up that is superb for fine motor development!
Read MoreRice Sensory Bin 💕 For older babies and toddlers, rice sensory bins are a great way to engage your little’s senses and keep them busy.
Read MoreBead Bag 🎉 This play idea is perfect for making tummy time interesting or including some sensory play in baby's day!
Read MoreAnimal Match 🐑🐑 This is an easy way to practice matching without printing out or making matching cards!
Read MoreDIY Bead Maze 💫 Make a bead maze for your baby or toddler using just cardboard, pipe cleaners, beads and hot glue!
Read MoreMagazine Cards 📮 Do you need a way to use up your old magazines or catalogs? This easy hack is fun for your baby and practically free!
Read MoreTaste-Safe Play Dough 😜 Make your own taste-safe play dough for baby to smash!
Read MoreTaste-Safe Finger and Bath Paint 🎨 This recipe looks a bit like watercolor, and is perfect for painting in the bath as well--fun for babies and toddlers!
Read MorePop Drop👇🏼 This fine motor activity is so easy to set up! All you need for this 12 mo and up activity is popsicle or craft sticks (a few will do!) and a container you can cut a hole in--I used a cocoa tin.
Read MoreDIY Magic Tissues 💫 Does your baby looooove pulling tissues out of the box...and then eating the tissues? Replicate the experience of grabbing tissues one-by-one with just felt and a yogurt container!
Read MoreWrapping Bow Sticky Wall 🎁 This is a fun activity anytime, so save bows you get on presents to do this later if you don’t have bows now!
Read MoreSpoon Carton 🥄 This activity is so simple to set up and is superb for fine motor development.
Read MoreIce Animals 🐄 This is a fun twist on the ice hockey activity and it is great for babies and toddlers about 6 months and up.
Read MoreDIY Ball Run 🎢 This ball run is so easy to make with just paper towel rolls and painter’s tape.
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