Suitable for 1 years +Set up time: 10 minutes Resources;. Baking tray. Balls. Paper. Coloured pens or pencils that match the ball colours The set up;Cut your paper into strips and draw 4 circles (or however many columns your baking…
A Firework Craft Perfect For Toddlers This versatile bonfire night craft and sensory activity had Ayla engaged for a whole 45 minutes. What’s even better is all you need to grab is a can of shaving foam, paint and a…
Our Review. Ayla has been tackling some big emotions recently, so I bought her ‘The colour monster’ it’s such a lovely book and it links certain emotions to colours for example yellow is happy. As it was Halloween I made…
Our Review.Autumn is starting to show its true colours so we went on an adventure to find some fallen treasures. We spoke about big and small and all the different colours we could see! We then got out the paints…
Our Review.It’s that time of year where we prepare for children in need! So why not make a Pudsey bear colour sort. Ayla didn’t sort the colours too much but it was more about offering the opportunity. She did however…
Our Review.Rangoli patterns are often drawn on the floor by the front door to encourage the goddess Lakshmi to enter their homes. I spoke to Ayla about Diwali and the Rangoli Pattern. She’s a little young to understand but I…
Our Review.Ayla led this activity by throwing a ball up the stairs and giggling as it bounced back down! I quickly stuck some colours on each step but she lost all interest…. typical! I left the activity up and she…