Yellow infant activities

Find beautiful yellow crafts & activities for toddlers. With these ideas your children can create projects for school easily with parents and teachers!

Yellow Rubber Ducky Sensory Bin | HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Colour sensory bins for toddlers are a fabulous way to introduce and teach colours. Here is a great idea to help introduce your toddler to the colour yellow using a toy they probably see everyday - their rubber duck! #toddler #sensoryplay #preschoolactivities

Minion inspired soap foam: lemon scented sensory play for kids from And Next Comes L

Simple box with ribbons that lengthen and shorten as pulled is this DIY tugging box for fine motor development. Never-ending fun for young children.

If you love homemade sensory bins, then I have a treat for you! I made no cook lemon sensory rice for my son to use with our lemon themed sensory bins. Not only did the sensory bin provide hours of fun, but making the rice was a blast for my 3 year old. Keeping my busy toddler engaged with hands-on activities can be challenging, but this sensory rice provides endless opportunities for fun and learning. Plus, it is a no cook recipe so it only took me a few minutes of hands-on time to make!

Do you love sensory play but worry about your baby eating your play medium? Here is a taste safe sensory play foam that is as much fun as it is safe!

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At 6 months of age, something magical happens where your little wobbly infant becomes a lot more alert, interactive, responsive, and interested in the world around them. Typically between 4 and 9 months, babies begin to sit up unassisted and this opens up a whole new world for play. Something that I found my […]

This week we learned all about the color YELLOW! It was a week full of sunshine, lemonade, and buzzing bumble bees! There is something about the color yellow that just makes you happy. …

Our "C" week was so much fun! We are all still getting to know each other, but all in all my tiny little class is doing great. Since one of my favorite authors is Eric Carle, I knew we had to do some special to honor him. And what better way than to read, The Very Hungry Caterpillar! It is now officially a class favorite! Of course a great book has to have a great art project to go with it and this one was so CUTE! I had seen the caterpillar made with balloons and knew we had to give it a…