G loves his Busy Boxes oh-so-much! Here are our November Busy Boxes: 1. Transferring pompoms into a paint tray with a long-handled spoon 2. Pushing the peg through the wood (Dollar Tree) and then balancing a marble on top of the peg 3. Play dough and new tools 4. Sort pebbles by size …
I love stocking Busy Boxes for G (2 years old) because they provide him with activities that can be done independently (like when I’m feeding baby G) or they are things we can do together. Here are the new ones we have out this month. Felt is so much fun! I have …
It’s time for another month of busy boxes! I swapped out four old ones for these new May Busy Boxes: Art One of G’s favorite busy boxes is Play-doh, followed closely behind by markers and crayons (especially the markers!). I’ve been trying to find other art-centered boxes and was so excited to find some …
We’ve had some FUN, April Busy Boxes! Everything is colorful this time of year and G is all about colors so I tried to do some color themed activities. Color Box I taped a color sheet into the bottom of the box (I made this one on the computer) and filled …
Busy boxes (similar to busy bags) are still one of G’s favorite things! In fact, he chooses to do a busy box more often than just playing with toys! Plus, they’re the perfect way to encourage some one-on-one play time with my little guy! Here are the March Busy Boxes we introduced this month and the new …
G is still LOVING his busy boxes (similar to busy bags)! I swap out the contents for different things on a monthly basis. Some I do hang on to longer if he is still actively choosing it and engaging. Here’s what we have for the February Busy Boxes! February Busy Box Ideas Play-Doh He’s …
We are still LOVING our busy boxes over here (which are similar to busy bags)! About twice a day, G (20 months) will say, “Box? Box?” and drag me over to the cupboard to select one of the fun activities. I switch out the activities once a month so here are some of the fun ideas included in …
Create busy boxes for your toddler to enhance learning, inspire creativity, and provide the opportunity for independent play. Learn how to make your own busy boxes for your toddlers in just a few simple steps. Why I Made a Busy Box My 18 month old LOVES to “do work” together. When his big sister …