Homemade toddler toys

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70+ Homemade Toys to Make for Kids - dozens of DIY toys to make for the kids for Christmas (or birthdays) - Happy Hooligans

Get creative and follow our easy to follow ideas for DIY projects you can do at home to make educational baby toys.

"Kids magnetized fishing game with handmade felt pieces in a custom Maisie Taylor Designs muslin storage bag. Perfect game to go for road trips, airplane rides and more. Set includes: One 12-inch fishing pole with 1-inch round magnetic \"bobber;\" six 4x2 felt fish with paper clips inside to attract to pole; 8x10 muslin bag *Handmade item; no two are exactly alike *Spot clean gently as product becomes soiled *Not recommended for use by children under the age of 3 *Always supervise your…

One of my all time favorite games, memory. As a kid my siblings and I spent multiple hours playing the old school Milton-Bradley version. I loved it! As Mae started to get old enough for games I couldn't help but go out and buy a version for him. However, I soon realized that a two year old not only lacks the attention span for a very long game but also the cards were bent and twisted in a short amount of time. So last September as his birthday approached I thought I would create a version…

10 adorable baby toys to make for the baby in your life. A baby really couldn't care less if the toy is designer and costs loads of dollars or is made for a fraction of the cost! Homemade toys make great gifts that come from the heart and something different from a store-bought item. Be

Use recycled materials to create 4 homemade toys for babies and toddlers! They are simple to make, cost very little to put together and are great for promoting fine and gross motor skills, concentration, curiosity and cause and effect, amongst other benefits. For Christmas I made this set of 4 exploratory toys for baby Bean...Read More »

When choosing toys, ensure that they are open-ended toys in that they can be played with in multiple and varied ways. Open-ended toys encourage creativity

Here are 15 DIY non-toys for toddlers which are so simple to make and so engaging to play with! Fine motor skills, sensory toys and more, all in one place!

It’s no secret that kids, and in particular toddlers, lose interest in toys quickly. They are also known for finding joy with non-toys, like bubble wrap and boxes. All that…