Kids are always the most excited people about Christmas and these Christmas activities for toddlers are the perfect way to keep them busy and having fun while getting excited about the big day! Just like our huge list of 50+ winter activities for toddlers this post has taken me a little while to write up but there were so many great ideas I couldn’t leave any out!
I am so excited to be working with Macmillan Children’s Books to share with you this edible playdough recipe! Firstly, because Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet are two of my favourite people when it comes to childrens books. Yes, my kids love them too (Supertato is crazy popular here) but I’m normally the one reading and it’s their books I go to first as well. Secondly because to celebrate the launch of their new book Cake we’ve been making some birthday cake themed edible playdough and it smelt sooooo good! I had my daughter on hand as product tester and she had a great time with this – I hope your kids love it just as much!
This easy colour mixing activity for St Patricks Day has lots going for it – it’s easy to set up, you can use it as sensory play for younger kids or as a way to teach colours or mark making to older ones plus it’s mess free – that’s got to be a good thing too!
I am super excited to be sharing all these brilliant winter activities for toddlers with you! It’s taken me ages to write up as I found so many great ideas but I couldn’t bear to leave any out – the good news for you though is that you get the most amazing list and loads of activities for toddlers with ideas to keep them busy all winter long!
Superworm by Julia Donaldson is one of our favourite kids books and while we were reading it the other night I suddenly realised that it would be super easy to do some sensory play along side it. As well as playing with it my three year old daughter really enjoyed helping me set this Superworm sensory play up and we had a good time reading along with the book and acting it out too!
