Now that your baby is exploring the world around her , she is noticing more things, wanting to do things independently and probably testing your patience a little more deliberately than she did a few months back. These crafts were all big hits when my son was in that trying but wonderful stage. There are few small pieces, since my son was very find of putting anything in his mouth and there are little lessons woven in too!
Remember almost all of our activities can be scaled up or down, if you need help never hesitate to contact me I am more than happy to help, it’s why I am here!
Tire Tracks ( painting with toy cars)
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I am very appreciative of your sharing these great ideas for the little ones! May God grant you & your family right guidance & blessings! We also tried “chain links”. We used a piece of black construction ppr & red construction ppr. Cut them into strips, then glued a strip in the form of a circle (glued tip to tip) then put the nxt strip through the circle forming another separate yet interlocking circle. we carried on alternating colors. (they turned out great!)
There is a wealth of great activities here. I love the Toilet Paper Roll Binoculars~! An inspiring list for all.
Nina