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Baby playtime – 3 Activity tips to play with a small baby
Our third mini-explorer is not a baby any more, she’s turning into a toddler. So before I forget all about how it is to have a baby in the house I’d like to dedicate some posts on this blog to … Continue reading
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Princess Birthday Party Ideas from Victoria’s 5th Birthday.
Victoria’s 5th birthday was coming soon and the closer we got, the more she’d talk to us about it. So we started planning. First we made some home made birthday cards to invite her friends to the birthday party. Then we started thinking of … Continue reading
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Easy DIY paper crafts princess
After the big success with the fairy wings, I thought it would be great for Victoria’s birthday to do some more girly stuff, so we decided to make her a princess birthday party. The ideal occasion to make our own … Continue reading
Indoor snow play- make a colorfull birthday cake from snow
If you’re looking for some indoor snow play ideas, then you’re in the right place! We took some snow inside and did some indoor snow play, and after an intensive hour of snow play, Victoria still wanted to continue, but … Continue reading
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Tagged activities for children, colorful play, coloring and drawing, Creative play, kids game, painting, positive parenting tips
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Small Duplo world play in a rice sensory box
Do you remember the fun Elena (1) had when I put in front of her a box with rice? Well, I re-used the rice later on for another activity for Victoria (4,5) and Lukas (3) . In the evening, after the kids … Continue reading
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How to turn rice into a sensory activity for babies and toddlers
It’s been a while since we did our last sensory activity with the colored pasta. The kids loved it and it proved to be a great baby activity too, so I felt some urge to do a new one. No … Continue reading
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Tagged activities for children, babies, Creative play, sensory play
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DIY Felt Christmas Tree for Kids
A felt Christmas tree is the perfect answer when you have small kids and few space in the house. This is how I did our felt Christmas tree for kids which was also a great Christmas craft activity for the … Continue reading
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Tagged activities for children, christmas crafts, craft ideas, crafts for kids, Creative play
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Crafts With Toilet Paper Rolls-Toilet Paper Christmas Tree For Kids
If you’re looking for some Christmas crafts with toilet paper rolls, then check out this easy to make toilet paper Christmas tree. Lately I’ve been building quite a collection of toilet paper rolls. So I’ve been looking for some fun and easy crafts with (lots of) … Continue reading
Marble painting for kids, a mess-free painting idea.
If you’re looking for some mess free painting ideas for kids, try marble painting for kids. This is how I thought of doing some marble painting for kids: My kids love to paint, and I love it to see them … Continue reading
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Tagged activities for children, activities for toddlers, Cardboard boxes, colorful play, crafts for kids, crafts with cardboard, Creative play, ideas for craft activity with kids, indoor activities for kids, painting
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Mess free painting for kids, shall we use a brush or not?
Recently we’ve done a lot of painting. We’ve done crafts and painting to make castles, cars, planes, drivers and many more. You have probably read some of that in previous posts. What you did not read though, and I did not … Continue reading
