So last week The Toddler bought home what I presume were salt dough decorations from play group and I was reminded that I wanted to make some for our tree this year. Actually, what I wanted to make were these gorgeous ones from Hybrid Handmade where Cari uses air drying clay and vintage lace, however I have a toddler so that wasn’t likely to happen. Instead I decided to embrace my inner Essex girl and decided we would make some super blinged up ones instead.
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Do you find that your child has a couple of tops that they wear again and again? I’m having one of those weeks where I’m sick of getting the same clothes out every day for The Toddler, yet at the same time I’m kinda bored with the other stuff he owns too. Not good, huh?
I don’t really like throwing kids clothes out, because they are hideously expensive (seriously? how can a kids t shirt cost nearly as much as mine?!) so the options for when I’m bored are pretty much a) get on with life and ignore that my child is in the same top every day for 6 months b) upcycle one of their old boring ones to make something new and funky. In this case, umm… the top was a bit of a mess too and I thought that a new print would help hide some stains!
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner and with these easy Thanksgiving activities for toddlers will make sure that everyone is included in the fun.
Thanksgiving is a great time of year but with mom and dad busy with preparations for the day or cooking Thanksgiving dinner it would be easy for younger kids to not feel so involved.
Panic not though as we have the best Thanksgiving activities here that will make sure that everyone gets to join in.
There’s loads of easy and achievable inspiration you’ll both love with Thanksgiving art, paper plate crafts, sensory activities and some inspiration for Thanksgiving books to share with your toddler.
Grab the crayons, glue and construction paper and you’re ready to get started!
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