Fuldesign, a design group from Stockholm, takes you step-by-step through the process of making your own monster softie. Click here to see how they do it!
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…
These bathtub crayons from Pepper Paints are a perfect alternative to the store-bought options. They’re made with soap as their base, so they’re nice and clean. Plus, making them yourself, you know exactly what…
Ack! A baby hat with ears! Mushy crocheted this handful of cuteness using this pattern. Now all that’s missing is a squishy little baby to plop it on!
The Wonder Years shares many Montessori-inspired activities that can be made at home. This lacing board is simple to make and is perfect to help your preschooler practice his lacing skills. Click here to…
These fabric chalkboards from Anyone Can Quilt are just fabulous. Great for gifts, or for your own little ones to take on the go! You can read about how she made them here!
Ramblings of a Crazy Woman shows how she made this perfectly simple activity using popsicle sticks and a binder. Great for letters, shapes, and whatever else a child’s imagination can come up with! Plus,…