Parenting Toddlers (1-3) Support Group
This community is focused on the joys, challenges and concerns faced by parents of toddlers (1 to 3 year olds). The major areas of child development include: physical development, perception and sensory development, communication and language development, cognitive development, emotional development and social development. Join to share your stories and get advice.
I always set things up the night before (out of reach) so i can get them out and we can instantly create things.
Have fun.. if there creation doesnt look as you want it to..remember its not your creation hahha
painting
playing with blocks
wooden puzzles
beads insertion in thread
beads counting in pegs
playing with play dough
story telling
let me know if they were helpful to you.
while searching I found it very interesting regarding parenting tips for learning and training babies.
nice activities for a 1-3 yrs old.
1) Indoor Obstacle Race
It could be easily done either from a room to room or across the floor. You can select a start and finish point for the race keeping in mind the safety of kids. Use your imagination to create the obstacles with everyday items. You can use toys, pillows, cushions, boxes or chairs but make sure they do not hurt your child. Note down the time taken by the kid to cover each round.
2) Flour Play or Clay Modelling
It is a simple sensory activity although a messy one. Give some flour on a baking tray or a big plate along with some blunt forks, spoons and measuring spoons. Now see how your child draws or creates in flour. Non-toxic clay can also be made by kneading it into a dough with few drops of edible food colors. Kids can make any shapes with the cookie-cutters or mold the clay to make objects.
3) One –minute Challenges
Assign simple one-minute challenges for your kids such as solving a puzzle, coloring, rubber-band activities or balloon activities or a sorting job.
Learn more fun activities to play with your kids at: https://www.wonderparenting.com/parenting-tips/summer-indoor-activities-for-kids/