The Active Toddler

Materials: White Paper (thicker is better, like cardstock) Red Paint Wooden Skewer or Dowel Cut paper into rectangle I let my daughter fing...

I wanted to give my daughter a breakfast different from her usual few items. Pancakes aren't really a healthy breakfast so I thought thi...

In planning my daughter's Eco-friendly birthday party , I decided to make a banner that I could re-use for the next few years. I already...

1 1/2 cups flavoured Yoghurt 1 Banana 2 T Apple Juice Mash Banana into the Apple Juice. Mix in the Yoghurt. Pour or spoon into popsicle mold...

* Paper (use the artwork for birthday cards for the grandparents or other relatives!) * Large smooth Rock * Large piece of Birch Bark * Woo...

Put a dab of paint on a plate. Add a squirt of dishwashing soap (for increased washability) and let them try these items for some interes...

Tempura Paint Powder Liquid food colouring Paste food coloring (available in cake decorating stores, or section of craft store). They look ...

** All are inedible ** - but not toxic Store any version of playdough in an airtight container to ensure a longer lifespan. Here are vario...

It is such a challenge to keep a toddler busy when you are staying at someone's house. If they have kids then it is much easier as the...

My Aunt found a big bag of crayons at a second hand store, so I went to work at making the chunky toddler crayons I have heard about. 1. Pe...

I made these mini drawstring bags this weekend for the loot bags at my daughter's upcoming birthday party. Im doing a 'green' t...

SIDEWALK CHALK PAINT: - liquid food coloring - box Corn Starch - water - 8 oz individual containers for each color - Measure 1/4 cup cornst...

2T liquid soap 1T cornstarch Food Colouring (just a drop, mix, then see if you need more) Mix up and put in ice cube trays. This will float ...

1 cup Peanut Butter (smooth) 1 cup Milk Powder 1 cup Oats 1/4 cup Honey Mix all together! (Makes enough for 3 kids to have a good size chunk...

My daughter loves bubbles! During the winter months, we enjoy bubble blowing during bath time. Now that spring has finally arrived, we'l...