Creating sensory games and toys for your little ones is not only fun and exciting for them but it has many other benefits. Sensory play helps to build nerve connections in the brain, helps with motor skills, language development, problem-solving and more. Just beware, this edible sand sensory play can create a little bit of a mess. However, I promise you it’s worth it. I suggest doing it outside if possible or laying a towel down to help with the mess. If you…

Looking to create some easy DIY Wooden and Silicone Baby Teethers? Baby Teethers are a great way to keep your little one busy but they can be expensive, especially ones similar to what’s in this post. When searching for supplies for this tutorial online I came across so many cute pieces that I wanted to order them all. The best part is that they are only a few bucks each. Downfall…it does take some time for the items to come in the mail…

When Everleigh was gifted one of these DIY Baby Crinkle Paper toys and I realized how much she loved it, I knew I had to make her some more. It seems like the simplest toys entertain our little ones, empty boxes, an empty wipe pack, etc. This is why I personally don’t see a need to spend a lot of money on toys and DIYing is the way to go. What I love about this DIY is that you can use items that…