I’m not someone who asks for a lot for Mothers Day but a lie in and something handmade would always pretty close to the top of my list! I think handmade gifts are a lot nicer than shop bought ones and I know that most kids prefer getting creative to being dragged around a shop as well. Today I’m sharing some Mothers Day crafts for toddlers and preschoolers that will make fantastic gifts and keepsakes as well as Mothers Day cards that toddlers can make, perfect for ensuring a gorgeous handmade day full of lovely presents that will really mean something!
What You'll Find on This Page
Mothers Day Crafts for Toddlers
The crafts that I’m sharing today are all designed to be suitable for toddlers and preschoolers.
As you will know though, children at this age develop rapidly so take a look through the list for the ideas which are most suitable to your child’s age, abilities and most importantly to their interests.
It’s quite a long list (and it’s possible that 30 cards and gifts might be a little bit much for one year?) so it’s a good list to bookmark or pin to return to next year as well.
Because I’m sharing a lot of Mothers Day crafts today I’ve split it into two categories, Mothers Day cards and Mothers Day gifts toddlers can make. I’ve also added the details of a free Mothers Day colouring page that would make a nice activity too!
There’s a lot ideas in both lists and as we get closer to the day I’m sure I’ll add a few more of my favourites in too as well as any new crafts that we do.
You can find each of the crafts listed in the order that they appear in the collages below but of course there are more ideas than pictures so make sure that you have a good look through the list to find some new favourites.
Free Mothers Day Colouring Page
Grab your crayons and get your copy of this free Mothers Day colouring page! You can use it as a quick Mothers Day activity, pop it on the front of a card or pop it in a frame and give it as a gift.
Mothers Day Cards Toddlers Can Make
Sunflower card from Red Ted Art
Doily bouquet from Crafts on Sea
3D Mothers Day card from Rhythms of Play
Easy Mothers Day card from Powerful Mothering
Monoprint heart cards from Non Toy Gifts
Handprint heart card from Red Ted Art
Scissor skills flowers from Crafts on Sea
Finger painted card from 123 Homeschool for Me
Mothers Day cards from Here Come the Girls
Hand card with free printable from 123 Homeschool for Me
Butterfly handprint card from The Best Ideas for Kids
Teacup card from JDaniel4s Mom
Blowing kiss card from Red Ted Art (officially a Valentines card but you could totally do this for Mothers Day!)
Cupcake Mothers Day card from The Soccer Mom Blog
Mothers Day Gifts Toddlers Can Make
Saltdough fingerprint keyrings from Crafts on Sea
Painted clay pots from K C Edventures
Heart footprint keepsake from Learning and Exploring Through Play
Hands photo heart keepsake from Teach Me Mommy
Shrinky dinks keyring from Messy Little Monster
Bottle cap keychain from Artsy Fartsy Mama
Salt dough necklaces from Natural Beach Living
Easy flower crafts from Day Out With The Kids
Flower handprint craft from Homeschool Preschool
Handprint lilies from The Gingerbread House
Kid made picture frame from Mommys Bundle
Photo flower bouquet from Schooltime Snippets
Mothers Day chocolate bar wrapper from Artsy Fartsy Mama
Perler bead pinch pots from The Art Kit
DIY candle craft from The Art Kit
Paper plate Mothers Day craft from Non Toy Gifts
Handprint flowers from The Best Ideas for Kids
Mosaic flowers from Buggy and Buddy
Puzzle piece frame from Buggy and Buddy
Handprint salt dough bowl from Messy Little Monster
Easy Mothers Day gift from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Pasta necklace from Pint Sized Treasures
Fingerprint saltdough necklace from Spaceships and Laserbeams
More Activities for Toddlers
With the change of season to warmer times why not check out this post of over 40 spring activities for toddlers with loads of fun crafts and sensory play ideas!
We love these sweet Easter crafts for toddlers.
This round up of summer activities for toddlers is full of gorgeous and fun ideas.
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