Today I’m sharing over 40 Valentines Day activities for toddlers with you including fabulous ideas from sensory play to keepsakes, painted toast and of course Valentines cards. Over the last couple of years I’ve shared hundreds of activities for toddlers and today I’m adding loads of inspiration from other kid bloggers to make sure that you can keep toddlers busy and happy in the lead up to Valentines Day.
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We love doing a bit of Valentines Day crafting together and so my daughter and I made these easy mosaic heart crafts. She made these aged four so this makes them great heart crafts for preschoolers as it’s a fun way to practice scissor skills and they’d make a great decoration to go on front of a card too – which is exactly what my daughter decided to to afterwards!
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I’ve shared some Valentine’s Day crafts for preschoolers and some for toddlers before but today I thought I’d get a little bit more specific and share some Valentines Day crafts for 3 year olds. Why three? Well because I wrote this originally when my daughter was three and even as a blogger myself I often find having a look through Pinterest that a lot of the stuff I see if super pretty but not quite suitable for her age, so I asked some of my favourite craft blogger what Valentines Day crafts they’d done with three year olds (not just stuff that theoretically kids can do) and these are the ideas they suggested, hope you love them as much as I do!…
Is it too cheesy to say that I love this cute bunny valentines printable? I don’t think so! Valentines Day is a hugely popular time both with adults and with kids and it’s a great excuse to share some love with the people around you – what could be nicer than that! There are two different versions of this valentines printable – one with writing on it (some bunny loves you) and onewithout so you can choose the version you’d like. All you need to do is print this free PDF and get ready to colour, have fun, and share the love with those around you.
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My kids don’t really send valentines but that doesn’t mean that they don’t both love to throw themselves fully into Valentine’s Day crafts and activities, besides what could be better than celebrating the concept of love?! I thought it would be good to share some Valentines activities for toddlers and this craft is a nice way to get children to experiment with painting without a paintbrush (or their hands!) and is also a great way to keep your little ones busy using items from your kitchen cupboard. Whether you’re at a playgroup or at home with your child hopefully the ideas in this will help to give you some more inspiration for activities for toddlers that are easy to do.
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