699K views · 53K reactions | Let’s normalize childhood. Not the polished version. Not the quiet, tidy, easy-to-manage kind. But the real thing. Here are 10 things we forget are completely normal in childhood: 1. Being loud 2. Making messes (a lot of them) 3. Moving constantly—wiggling, jumping, spinning 4. Taking forever to do simple things 5. Having big emotions over small problems 6. Wanting to do it “by myself!” 7. Interrupting when you’re mid-sentence 8. Asking the same question 10 different ways 9. Needing connection more than discipline 10. Learning through play, not performance If your child is doing these things, they’re not broken. They’re not behind. They’re becoming. #letkidsbekids #liveleaflearn #HomeschoolMom #Homeschooling #childhoodunplugged #gentleparenting #c
30M views · 1.1M reactions | Saquinhos para mimos do coelhinho da Páscoa! São tão fáceis de fazer e ficam perfeitos para colocar mimos para os amigos, escola, vizinhos… O melhor: custa pouco, pode colocar bombons, balinhas, brigadeiros, ovinhos de chocolate! . . . . . #diy #pascoa #ovodepáscoa #presentedepascoa #crianças #coelhinhodapascoa #coelhinhodapáscoa #dicadodia | Brincando de Casinha | Facebook
5.5K reactions · 414 shares | It reminds me of nerds candy… but it’s couscous! 🌈 It’s such a fun base and so easy to make! Just add your couscous to a container or bag with a few drops of food coloring and shake to coat. Add more food coloring until you get your desired color coverage! (I used pearl couscous) I did 1 cup of each color and it made a lot since I plan to send some to school with J. Let it fully dry (it dries really quickly so I just leave it in the container to dry). Once it’s dry, add it all to a bin with vehicles, fine motor tools, and have fun! #sensorybin #sensoryactivity #kidsactivities #preschoolactivities #playbasedlearning #preschool #easyplayactivities #sensoryplay | Jessie | Facebook
112K views · 21K reactions | Watch the magic unfold with this DIY color-changing playdough! 🌈✨ I recommend using the red/yellow powder since it had the most color-changing effect for us. Share this recipe with a mama! 😊 ✨Comment “Color Changing” and I’ll send the 🔗’s to everything directly to you!✨ Supplies •2 cup all-purpose flour •2 cup water •4 teaspoon cream of tartar •2/3 cup salt •2 tablespoon avocado oil •2 tsp of color changing powder Directions 1)Stir together the flour, salt and cream of tartar in a large pot. Next add the water and oil. 2) Cook on medium heat, stirring constantly. Keep stirring until the dough thickens and starts to come together in a ball. Take it off the heat and transfer it to a bowl. Let it cool for a bit, then knead until it’s smooth. 3)Add in yo
372K views · 24K reactions | Full recipe here ⬇️ Did you know you can make DIY taste-safe kinetic sand with simple ingredients from your pantry? It’s non-toxic, budget-friendly, and perfect for toddlers! My 3-year-old often stays busy for an hour playing with it—molding shapes, digging treasures, and pretending to bake “cakes.” ✨ Ingredients You’ll Need: 1 cup baking soda 1/2 cup cornstarch 1/2 cup sugar 2–4 tablespoons warm water (mix with food coloring of your choice) 1 tablespoon cream of tartar ✨ Step-by-Step Instructions: Mix the dry ingredients: In a large mixing bowl, combine the baking soda, cornstarch, sugar, and cream of tartar. Stir until evenly distributed. Prepare the colored water: In a small bowl, add a few drops of food coloring to the warm water. Adjust the intensi
324K views · 2.1K reactions | 5 activities to entertain your toddler at home 🏠 1 - spaghetti jar: It’s perfect to entertain when you want them to stay quiet in the high chair. Or before meal time when the food is not ready yeat but you need them to calm down. 2- smashing eggshells: 5-10 min entertainment It’s a very good sensorial activity 3- rescuing animals: For them, it’s rewarding to pull the animals and “save” them from the tape 😅 4- water painting: It’s nice because toddlers like to try everything through their mouth. It’s not messy and safe. 5- unwrapping: If you wrap a lot of different stuff from the house, you’ll see that your toddler can be focous and curious for 20 min. They love to discover what is inside. | Dida & Johny | Facebook
Sibia Torres Padilla | DIYs on Instagram: "a trashy faux stained glass using a clear spinach container. It’s pretty simple, you make the outlines using puffy paint, the colors by mixing mod Podge and food coloring, and add pressed florals using mod podge. If you want it to last longer you can use gallery glass paints instead When the mod podge dries it really does resemble glass. I added some stakes by cutting up a wire hanger from my closet and They were ready to go in my plants. What do you think of this upcycle craft?"
Autumn Grace on Instagram: "These DIY St. Patrick’s Day window clings were so fun & easy to make! My kids had a blast! Mix together: - 3 tbsp school glue - 1/4 tsp dish soap - a few drops of green food coloring Then paint your clovers onto a ziplock bag and let dry! Hope y’all enjoy! #thingstodowithkids #stpatricksday #kidactivities #mom #momhack"
