Activities for babies
The days with a baby can feel mundane one moment and magical the next. Hidden inside the everyday activities are the momentous milestones or the grumpy minutes.
Filling every moment until bedtime can sometimes feel like scaling Mount Everest. For filling those times, or creating more of the magic and less of the mundane, we've put together our list of activities to do with babies at home.
Read on and you'll find sensory activities for babies and things to do with babies that perhaps you hadn't thought of before.
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Activities for toddlers
Children between 2-4 years old don't only need a lot of movement, they also need a lot of variety of movement. So while it's essential to make time for unstructured, active playtime, it's also important to have access to plenty of fun, simple activities that you know will help them get active and develop skills in a variety of ways.
This list of 49 fun activities for kids is the ultimate go-to for any playdate, home child care setting, or a morning or afternoon with a caregiver. Whatever the situation, short attention spans mean that it's a good idea to have a few of these up your sleeve.
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Activities for school aged kids
It doesn't matter where you're located, or what the weather is like outside your window, there are always times when you have to be inside. And as Moms, I think we all understand that Kids + Energy + Inside is an equation that can equal chaos and inevitable disaster.
These activities will not only fight boredom (which equals less whining, woohoo!) but will also challenge their minds and muscles - strengthening their bodies and releasing all that pent-up energy - ultimately leaving you with stronger kids (albeit a little sweaty), that won't fight you when it comes to hitting the hay. A worthy outcome indeed.
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