Build an obstacle course out of pillows and cushions.Ģ5. Tear up old magazines or newspapers and make some art.Ģ4. Create a ball pit out of your old pack-n-play.Ģ0. Stick and unstick stickers on a piece of paper, on your shirt, or on your cheek. This is a great idea for entertaining toddlers while you cook.ġ7. Pour water between containersat the kitchen counter or in the sink. This is a great activity to work on your toddler’s fine motor skills!ġ5. We like to do Cheerios or small candies in a muffin tin. One of my favorite ways to do this is by creating a sensory bin.ġ4. Read together, and make sure to really get into character!ġ1. Craft something out of one of your leftover cardboard boxes like a fort or car.ĩ. Have your little one help with chores around the house (but make it fun!).Ĩ. You can stick them on the fridge or cookie sheets.ħ. Get your science on and play with magnets. We love this gender-neutral set which can be used for pretend play or for real since it can be put in the dishwasher to be cleaned.Ħ. Fear the mess? Keep the play dough in a sealed baggie while your child handles it.ĥ. Throw a sheet over it and you’ve got a makeshift fort.Ĥ. Hunker down in an unexpected place, like as inside the closet or under a table. Creating music is not only fun but great for your toddler’s development!ģ. Let your toddler go through the cupboards and pick out some pots and pans to make instruments out of, then form your own band.
Bring back a childhood classic! Layout pillows and blankets on the floor and then play the floor is lava.Ģ. These also come in handy when you need to make a phone call or complete an online purchase without someone hanging off your body.ġ. Here are some great indoor activities for those days when you are just hanging out with your toddlers at home.
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