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✨ Toddler activities made simple and fun
✨ Bits of motherhood sprinkled in!
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Comment PLAY and I’ll send you the link to purchase my guide with a lot more activities like this (which is currently at a discounted price)! 💛

I’ve tried so many activities with my toddler over the past couple of years—and these 5 are hands-down my favourites! They’re simple, engaging, and take barely any time to set up.

If you’re looking for quick wins, start here.

Because play doesn’t have to be complicated to be meaningful. by @simpleplaylearning

I keep getting asked about our favorite quick activities for the Christmas season, so I’ve put together my top 5 quick prep activities that we always come back to! 🎄✨

The best part is that they only take about 2 minutes to prep, but they keep us busy, entertained, and feeling festive for hours.

Have you tried any of these? by @simpleplaylearning

This one is still such a winner! The only difference is we are using two dice instead of one this year.
All you need is a Christmas tree picture, a dice, and dot markers. Roll, count, and add lights to the tree.
Dot Markers, dot stickers, Q-tips with paint… use whatever you have.
Simple activities really are the best. by @simpleplaylearning

When you have a car-crazy toddler and some paint… you end up with the cutest little Christmas trees 🎄✨

They make such a sweet DIY Christmas card idea and the best part? Let them pick any car they want! Each tree turns out completely different every single time. 💚🚗 by @simpleplaylearning

Sharing 7 of our favorite Thanksgiving activities to try with your toddler! 🦃

These are simple, fun, perfect for little hands. and most importantly easy!

Also comment ‘FALL’ if you want to download these worksheets!

Which one do you think your kiddo would enjoy the most? 🍂 by @simpleplaylearning

Sharing one of our year-round favourites ✨
Threading pasta into pipe cleaners shaped as a Christmas tree .
Such a fun way to sneak in fine motor practice!
Swap the pasta for beads or cheerios depending on your child’s mood. 🎄💚 by @simpleplaylearning

I always thought chess was way too complicated for toddlers ,but this book makes it simple, interactive, and so much fun to learn! ♟️✨
It’s easy to follow, and perfect for introducing big concepts in a way little ones actually enjoy.

Comment BOOK below and I’ll send you the link! 📖 by @simpleplaylearning

Comment ‘READ’ and I’ll send you the link for this Reader! 👇

Honestly, I didn’t think my kid would take to it this much, but he’s been obsessed — using it pretty much every single day. 💛 Chameleon Reader is an audio reading system that lets kids “read” on their own. All I do is record my voice on the stickers, and when he taps the reader on them, it plays back. The best part? It works with ALL our books, so he can enjoy his favorites anytime. by @simpleplaylearning

Comment PLAY below and I’ll send you the link to purchase my guide with 50+ simple, low-prep activity ideas that have kept my little one happily engaged. It’s on discount for just a few more days!💛

Because there is honestly nothing this mum loves more than a low-prep activity- who has hours to set things up, right? Here are 5 quick and fun ideas you can try with your little one this weekend. They’re easy, they don’t need fancy supplies, and most importantly, they give you those little pockets of calm while your child learns and plays. by @simpleplaylearning

↗️Share it with a toddler parent who needs those 20 mins!

Some dry spaghetti lying around?
Instead of cooking it, try these 3 quick & easy activities for your toddler! 🧡

Which one would your little one enjoy the most? by @simpleplaylearning

↗️Share this simple sensory activity with a toddler parent!

If your little one is starting to learn letters (or numbers and shapes), this is such a fun way to get them engaged. It’s hands-on, sensory-rich, and perfect for building fine motor skills and focus — plus, kids love the feeling of tracing through oats!
I love how it turns learning into playtime, making those early skills stick without pressure.

Give it a try and watch how much they enjoy it! by @simpleplaylearning