30+ | Practice Gratitude
Instructions Each day just after bath time or before bed, practice gratitude. Share one thing you feel thankful for and then ask your child to do the same. Make this...
Instructions Each day just after bath time or before bed, practice gratitude. Share one thing you feel thankful for and then ask your child to do the same. Make this...
Instructions A simple activity that taps your child's sense of memory and problem-solving begins by covering a small object under one of three cups or containers. Show your child which...
Instructions Next time you enjoy a piece of fruit (apple, watermelon, orange, banana) with your little one, cut them so the fruit can be stacked; allow your child to feel...
Instructions Submerge several sprigs of lavender or another fragrant herb in water and let your child put their hands in it to feel the temperature of the water and the...
Instructions Using any set of blocks or even stackable objects, ask your little one to build a tall tower. Watch them focus as they build their creation, carefully stacking pieces...
Instructions Encourage some fine motor movement during snack time by having your child pick up objects with toothpicks - small fruit slices are perfect for this! Have them smell the...
Instructions Practice the calming effect of deep breathing with your little one by integrating the senses of touch and smell. First, show your child what it feels like to take...
Instructions Pretend you are making a birthday cake, using play dough or putty. Add in a birthday candle and ask your little one to take a deep breath in and...
Instructions For this activity gather together a string or ribbon and any object or material with an opening--a paper towel tube, a hollow block or large bead can all work....
Instructions In a safe space away from hard furniture, make your own jungle gym out of pillows and other soft materials. Allow your child to hop about, working to balance...
Instructions Hand your baby a small, soft ball. Re-use the cardboard box from your diaper shipment to create a "basket" into which your child can toss the ball. After each...
Instructions Pick up a favorite toy for this activity— a doll, dinosaur, figurine, for example — and "make pretend" with your little one. Your child can pretend to care for...
Instructions Using a jar of bubbles, teach your child to mimic you as you take a deep breath in through your nose and then, gently, out through your mouth (blowing...
Instructions Using a gentle foaming wash or soap bar in your child's hand, allowing the suds to build on their finger tips. Place a paper in front of your child...