A collection of toddler friendly activities, crafts and ideas to keep little ones busy. Includes simple, fun and realistic ideas for everyday play at home.
Looking for funny Halloween jokes for kids? These spooky but silly ghost, skeleton, witch, vampire, and pumpkin jokes are clean, family-friendly, and perfect for parties, lunchboxes, and trick-or-treat season.
Planning a toddler's first cinema trip? Here is honest dad advice on the best age to start, what to pack, and essential tips for a stress-free movie.
Looking for the best video games for toddlers? These are the games that genuinely worked for our family, from Bluey and Mario Kart to active Nintendo Wii games toddlers actually enjoy.
What age should a toddler move to a bed? Here’s our real experience moving Robbie into his first toddler bed, including readiness signs, safety tips, and sleep advice.
Looking for a simple Father’s Day craft for toddlers that doesn’t require loads of prep (or patience)? This paper plate trophy is about as easy as it gets, and it turns into something that you’ll actually want to keep. We made this “World’s Best Dad” trophy with one paper plate, a bit of paint, and some very enthusiastic toddler … Continue reading Father’s Day Paper Plate Trophy (World’s Best Dad Craft)
Travelling with a toddler is one of those things that sounds like a great idea… right up until you’re halfway through it wondering why you didn’t just stay at home with snacks and CBeebies. But here’s the thing, going on holiday with a toddler can actually be incredible. Not in a peaceful, relaxing, “lie by the … Continue reading Complete Guide To Travelling with a Toddler
Bonding with toddlers is about simple, everyday interactions rather than grand gestures, focusing on quality time and fun activities together.
An indoor scavenger hunt is a low-effort, engaging activity for toddlers. It promotes exploration and fun using household items, requiring minimal preparation and encouraging creative interpretations of found objects.
Create a simple paper plate Spider-Man mask with your kids using paint, scissors, and markers. It's a fun, quick craft that fosters creativity and enjoyment.
If you’re looking for a simple, low-prep activity that actually keeps little ones entertained for more than five minutes, this paper plate fish craft is a great one to try. It’s colourful, a bit messy (in a good way), and easy enough for toddlers and preschoolers to get involved without everything falling apart halfway through. We’ve done … Continue reading Kids Paper Plate Fish Craft
Animal crafts engage toddlers creatively, using simple materials to stimulate learning and imaginative play without needing perfect outcomes.
This paper plate ladybug craft is colourful, engaging, and ideal for toddlers, offering easy variations for different skill levels.
This simple paper plate bee craft enhances toddlers' fine motor skills and suits spring or minibeast themes using basic, affordable supplies.
Healthy toddler snacks should be quick, balanced, and appealing to prevent meltdowns and provide energy between meals.
Everything you need to throw a dance party for your toddler. Full guide including lights, music and great vibes!
Board games and toddlers don’t always sound like a natural pairing. When you picture board games for toddlers, you probably imagine rules, patience, and sitting still — three things toddlers are famously terrible at. But there are board games designed specifically for young children, and when you find the right ones, they can be surprisingly effective. Not … Continue reading Best Board Games for Toddlers (That They’ll Actually Play)
Paper plate crafts are ideal for toddlers as they are affordable, easy to manage, and great for developing skills. They allow creativity without pressure, making them fun and beneficial for early learning.
This easy paper plate spider craft is perfect for toddlers, promoting fine motor skills while being low-pressure and fun. It requires minimal supplies and allows for creative involvement without perfection.
Paper plate turkey crafts are festive, simple, and ideal for toddlers. They encourage creativity, require minimal materials, and foster enjoyable, stress-free artistic experiences.
Try this easy paper plate heart craft for toddlers using paint and simple decorations. A low-prep Valentine’s Day activity that doesn’t need to be perfect to be fun.