Do you celebrate Thanksgiving or Harvest Day? Or you maybe you are just looking for a fun new sensory play activity to try with your kids this Fall! There is something to suit everybody right here in our pick of Thanksgiving Sensory Activities. Celebrating the Harvest I grew up in a rural community in the UK. … Read more
Messy play isn’t just horsing around, it is an important learning tool for your growing child. So roll up your sleeves and get stuck into our Horsie Horsie inspired Messy Play activity with your kids. I hope you are enjoying our Rhyme Time series. We are having so much fun coming up with new ideas … Read more
Don’t worry about how messy this Jelly Potion Play activity this will be. Instead sit back and enjoy watching your kids having fun and then get them to help with the cleaning up! We are delighted to be taking part in The Jenny Evolution’s Sensory Alphabet Series with our J is for Jelly Potion Play Sensory … Read more
Make these messy ice cream sundaes with your kids using ice cream play dough, water beads. shaving foam and sprinkles. Do your kids like to eat ice cream sundaes and enjoy messy play? If so, then they will love to make these pretend play messy ice cream sundaes. They are ideal to do with all … Read more
We are very excited to be taking part in Adventure of Adam’s A-Z Tuff Spot Challenge for the second time this week. We have already tackled Q is for Quiet Time and now it is the turn of the letter S. This was a very easy choice for us, as our absolute favourite messy play ingredient is Shaving … Read more
Do your kids love to get messy? Mine certainly do and our Christmas Trifle Messy Play Activity went down on a storm on a recent play date. We’ve been busy making our Christmas Cards and writing our Christmas lists for Santa this week. The kids have been pouring over their toy catalogues trying to decide what … Read more
Use shaving foam and waterbeads to mix up some pretend cakes in this messy toddler pretend play activity. The weather is definitely on the turn over here now. The temperatures are starting to drop and the level of rainfall is increasing (our garden is a mass of huge muddy puddles right now!). Hence we have … Read more