I’m so pleased to be able to share these fun autumn tree painting ideas for kids with you today, especially as I’ve also got a free tree template to share with you to make it a bit easier for you and your kids to get creative! We love autumn crafts and these four ideas are really easy for you to try at home with your children – I’m sure you’ll think of loads more ways to paint an autumn tree too and it’s a great excuse to get the paints out, mixing up those gorgeous autumnal colours and most of all having fun together!
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Autumn is here it the perfect time to make some easy and fun leaf crafts for toddlers. Leaf crafts are great to make with toddlers and preschoolers (as well as older kids!) because leaves themselves are such a fun sensory material – it’s lovely to see kids scrunching them up, kicking up piles of dry leaves or examining their beautiful colours….
Advert. I’m happy to be working with Infacol to talk to you about Colic Awareness Month as it’s a subject I know quite a lot about as my colic is something my daughter had. Well, that’s not to say I’m happy that my daughter had colic; it was hard – really, really hard actually and it’s not something I would wish on anyone but if it’s something that you are going through with your child then I think it’s really important to know that you are not alone with this. There’s also a little giveaway at the end of this post for some gifts from Infacol that you might like too….
Advert. Whether it’s boiling sunshine or tipping it down with rain there’s one thing that all parents spend the summer holidays needing to do and that’s keeping the kids busy! I love spending the summer holidays with my two at home but I know that I also get The Panic, after all six weeks is quite a long period of time and costs can stack up pretty quickly – I’m totally one of those people that can go out to buy a loaf of bread and come back with hardly any change from a tenner. No matter if you’re spending time indoors or out wilko have tons of great value ways to keep the kids busy, from awesome outdoor toys at low prices to craft materials that kids will love (my daughters eyes lit up when she saw our selection) and which we’ve used with some recycled materials to make a sweet rainbow suncatcher that’s great for fine motor skills too….
Advert. With the summer holidays here I’m really excited to be able to share this post with you as it contains not one but two great ways to keep the kids busy – this cute sea paper plate craft and details of how you can take the kids to Sea Life for free with Crayola! Like most parents I love having the long summer holidays with my kids but I also know that I need to plan some kind of activities in to keep us all happy. With this fun craft and a great day out you’re one step closer to making sure your summer holiday is the best one ever.