The Artful Parent shares a Spring Fun Box that she made with her daughter. What a great way to keep all of your boredom busters right at your fingertips! Splash in a puddle, go smell a flower, visit a farm to get a glimpse of some newborn farm animals. Spring has so much to offer! Make sure you include some indoor activities, too, for those rainy Spring days! Also, be sure to check out her “31 Activities to Do with Young Children” for a load of great ideas!
Special touches have a way of leaving lasting impressions on our children. I always imagined I’d be the type to send along little handwritten notes along with my child’s lunch, but these lunch bags…
There’s really nothing pretty about formula cans, so Megan at Just Trying to Have Some Fun did something about it! Very inspiring! (Thanks to Dana (Made) for the tip-off)
Ok…so crazy skull print aside…this tutorial at Instructables is awesome. I know very little about sewing and I cranked out about 10 pair of pants around Christmas using these instructions. Please note, that if…
I heart ingenuity, which is why I love it when someone can turn an everyday item into something fun! Here is the charming sock doll from Ms. D. Lightful. Check out her blog…
This compartmented storage box is a great way to present many different textures for little hands to explore. Go see My Little Gems to read what to she put inside!
Roots and Wings Co. has put together a fabulous post of various sensory integration activities that you can make at home. These activities are often used to help children who have difficulty processing sensory…