Make a fort for your child with blankets, pillows, and chairs. Sparkling string lights or quiet music add charm. This will inspire creative play.
Create an indoor obstacle course for your kid with cushions, pillows, and other soft materials. It can be basic or extensive as you choose.
Fill a bin with rice, pasta, maize, beans, water beads, or sand. To make rainbow-colored materials (rice is excellent), use food coloring.
Dancing is a great way to keep your kid active when they can't go outside. Turn up the music, dance, and shout their favorite songs loudly.
What toddler doesn't like mess-making and crafting? You can make several delicious, low-prep dishes at home, including.
Walk your kid around the neighborhood or to a park. Encourage children to gather leaves, pebbles, and other natural materials.
Bring snacks and a blanket to a park for a picnic with your child. Explore new dishes or bring their favorites.
You may use a water table, baby pool, or fun sprayer on the hose instead of a sprinkler if you don't have space. Always supervise your youngster near water.
Your youngster can be creative with sidewalk chalk. Play hopscotch, doodle, or practice writing letters and numbers.