It seems the end of an era and mark to the occasion here are 35 activities for 18 month old and under – T is now almost 19 months old (well tomorrow she will be) so as we move from Baby activities to full blown toddler Activities.
These are 35 activities for 18 month old and under (well from around 6 months to 18 months) that we have done with T over the last year, they are easy to set up and in the most part are free and where there is a cost that is very little. There are Art Activities, Exploring, Imaginative Play, Sensory and activities for fine and gross motor skills.
Art Activities for 18 month old and younger
- Contact Paper Butterflies
- Edible Finger Paints
- Sponge and dot Painting
- Homemade Finger Paints
- Traditional Finger Paints
- Rainbow Fish Hand Prints
- Glitter Hearts
- Canvas Painting
- Butterflies
Sensory Play Activities for 18 month old and under
Imaginative Play Activities for 18 month old and younger
Fine and Gross Motor Activities for 18 month old and younger
Exploring and Creating New Experiences for 18 month old and younger
Everything is new for a baby but in that time you can create new experiences for them as well as let them explore here are a few of our favourites.
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Nice. I am going to share w my infant teacher at school. Thanks.
Brenna recently posted..What do worms like? Science experiment
oooh fab ideas Cerys. i love the snow picture. xx
Emma @mummymummymum recently posted..Around the World in 12 Dishes – Mexico
Lovely ideas. We have tried a lot of these at home our children lovely sensory play so we have a soft spot for this sort of play :0)
Adele – playfullearners recently posted..How to make a Bottle Rocket
What a FABULOUS collection! You really have been busy with T! I adore the picture of her in the snow! Awesome-ness
Anna @ The Imagination Tree recently posted..Rainbow Alphabet Crayons
Such a wonderful post and resource for all parents with littlies. Love it!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
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I’m pinning this! What a great reference of projects; perfect to have on hand for our current teething nights/sleep-deprived Mama days (wink).