While the process of making handprints may seem messy, you'll look back one day and be glad that you did it! There are lots of cute crafts that let you capture those sweet little hands and toes while they grow. Then encourage baby to play “peek-a-boo" with the relatives!Ī post shared by TheBabyHandprintCo Handprint keepsakes Print off some pictures of family members and put a sticky note over the top. This is a great activity for hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Then let your little one work on transferring the balls with a slotted spoon to the empty bowl. Set out two bowls and fill one bowl with ping-pong or golf balls. Take an empty tissue box, wrap a few rubber bands around it and you have a makeshift harp! Your little one will love plucking the rubber bands and listening to the sounds that come out. Take a small box, draw some squiggly or straight lines on the inside, pour sand over it and encourage your little one to trace along the lines. This activity is great for fine motor skills!
Let your little one string some Cheerios onto a piece of yarn and create a little necklace. Tape on the top and watch as your little one is amazed by tipping the bottle around. (There will be plenty of time to teach better table manners later.)Īdd a few drops of food coloring to water bottles along with glitter and knickknacks like beads. You can “paint" a lot of fun things using yogurt or applesauce. Let your little one paint a masterpiece on some colored construction paper with water and a paintbrush. Best of all, you can put it away and pull it out again for another day's entertainment.
A post shared by Oak & Ever Mess-free paintingįill a plastic baggie with some different types of paint, seal it up, tape it to the highchair, floor or table and let baby push the paint around.
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