To stay busy and learning
I work from home so I am often trying to occupy my little one so I am able to get work done. I have a nanny come over as well so I am trying to buy/make things to keep him learning!
Dye free food coloring is going to be use to make salt dough, dyed spaghetti and rice and other sensory activities.
Large Pom poms are not choking hazards but offer fun option for color sorting or sensory bin.
These eggs are great for sorting, color and shape matching.
These sensory tools are fun for sensory bins as well and great for fine motor skills!
Lastly these muffin tins are great for sorting, separating cool whip paint colors and even separating snacks.
Follow along to see all of these in action!
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Keeping toddlers engaged while you work from home can be challenging, but there are many creative ways to make learning fun! Start with DIY sensory activities using dye-free food coloring to create colorful salt dough or dyed spaghetti and rice. These activities not only entertain but also stimulate your child's senses. Large pom poms provide a safe opportunity for playful color sorting and can be used as part of a sensory bin, helping to develop fine motor skills. Don't forget about sorting eggs, which can aid in color and shape matching. Muffin tins can also be repurposed for sorting activities and are ideal for separating cool whip paint colors or organizing snacks for a healthy eating lesson. Engaging in these activities with your toddler will not only keep them occupied but also promote foundational skills in a fun, interactive way. Tailor these ideas to fit your child's interests and watch their creativity blossom!
