With Mother’s Day just around the corner, what better way to show love and appreciation than with some heartfelt, handmade crafts from the kids? It’s not just about the gift itself, but the time, effort, and love that the little ones pour into creating something special for Mom. I’ve rounded up some fantastic Mother’s Day craft ideas that are perfect for kids of all ages to express their love creatively. RELATED: Mother’s Day Craft for Toddlers These crafts are designed to be fun and doable with just a few simple materials that you might already have at home. From adorable handprint art to cu ..read more

If you’re on the hunt for the ultimate way to keep the kiddos entertained this summer, look no further. I’ve put together the Ultimate Summer Craft Bucket List packed with a fantastic mix of crafts and activities perfect for the season. From breezy sun catchers that light up any room to homemade kites that soar high in the summer sky, this list has something for every age. We all know that summer is the perfect time to dive into creative projects that not only fill the time but also build lasting memories. That’s why I’ve included DIY water toys that promise hours of fun in the backyard or po ..read more

When the heat cranks up and it’s just too warm to enjoy the outdoors, why not bring some cool, creative fun indoors with some amazing no-cook playdough recipes? I’ve scoured for the best and easiest playdough mixes that you can whip up without a stove, keeping things simple and safe when crafting with the little ones on those sizzling summer days. These top 10 no-cook playdough recipes are not only super easy to make but also use ingredients you likely have lying around in your kitchen pantry. From silky smooth textures to vibrant colors that pop, each recipe offers a unique sensory experienc ..read more

Have you ever thought about turning a simple weekend into a mini art festival at home? Well, making suncatchers with the kids is the perfect way to do just that. We’ve put together a fabulous list of over 25 easy-to-make suncatcher crafts that are sure to brighten up your windows and give your little ones a blast of creative fun. These crafts are super simple and use materials you likely already have around the house. I love how suncatchers can capture the beauty of natural light and transform it into colorful displays inside your home. Each project in our roundup offers a unique twist on thi ..read more

If you’re looking for a fun and tactile activity that’ll keep the little ones entertained and learning through sensory play, you’ve got to try making cloud dough or moon sand. It’s incredibly easy to whip up with just a couple of common pantry items, and it provides hours of imaginative playtime. This soft and moldable texture is perfect for tiny hands to sculpt, dig, and explore, making it an excellent tool for both fun and educational purposes. Cloud dough, often referred to as moon sand due to its crumbly texture that can be packed like wet sand, is a fantastic medium for sensory bins. The ..read more

I want to share this super cool activity I created that’s been a hit at home—making a Dinosaur Sensory Bag. It’s perfect for little dino enthusiasts and does wonders for their fine motor skills. Plus, it’s a neat way to sneak in some writing practice and name recognition, all wrapped up in a fun, mess-free package. So, we’ve been on the lookout for activities that not only keep the kiddos engaged but also support their learning, and this sensory bag checks all the boxes. It’s filled with little challenges that encourage them to manipulate small objects and trace letters, which is great for th ..read more

I just stumbled upon a fantastic outdoor activity that’s perfect for the little ones this spring—foam flower counting! It’s an absolute hit for toddlers and preschoolers who are just beginning to learn their numbers and need a bit of practice with fine motor skills. Not only is it educational, but it’s also super colorful and fun, ideal for those sunny spring days when you want to enjoy the outdoors. We’ve been looking for ways to keep the kids engaged and learning without sticking to the usual indoor routines, and this activity has been a game changer. It involves counting simple foam flower ..read more

So, the other day, the perfect lazy afternoon activity turned into a full-blown craft session—making Cloud Sun Catchers. My kids have always been fascinated by cloud watching, which we often turn into a game of spotting different shapes and characters in the sky. It’s so cool what their imaginations can conjure up from those fluffy formations! Inspired by their love for clouds and how the light filters through them on sunny days, we thought, why not bring some of that magic indoors? We decided to create our own cloud suncatchers, which could capture some of that beautiful, diffuse light. It w ..read more

Hi there! Are you ready to dive into a super fun and slightly messy craft that perfectly captures the spirit of spring? Let me introduce you to the Paint Splat Puddle Craft. It’s a fun way to paint, while making adorable little puddles complete with rainbows! This craft is not just about splat paint (although that’s the highlight for sure); it’s about creating a magical spring scene right on paper. We start by making a giant splat that mimic puddles – you know, those irresistible puddles that kids love to jump in. But here’s the twist: we’ll be adding some rainbow boots to brighten up those s ..read more

I want to share this really cool craft we tried out recently — making a Nature Walk Cardboard Vase. It’s such a clever way to reuse those endless stacks of cardboard boxes while also getting a chance to wander outdoors and gather some lovely dandelions. Who knew that those bright little flowers considered by many as mere weeds could turn into such a charming display? This project was not only super easy but also a great excuse to spend some quality time outside. The kids absolutely loved hunting for the perfect dandelions and wild flowers, and it turned into a mini adventure, exploring differ ..read more