Messy kids

Messy sensory play to start the day! So good for little minds as they develop and explore. Letting your child get messy may stress you out, but remember this is how they learn and grow! Touching, feeling, smearing the world around them!!! Let’s be honest…at least this is washable paint! We’ve had way worse things smeared around here before!! Embrace the mess!!! Tips to make clean up easy (only a couple shown in this reel:) 1. Confine your little one to a high chair to keep the mess contained. 2.

Real talk, I know a lot of us hate messy craft projects. Paint EVERYWHERE. Finding glitter days later, on the dog, the baby, in your bed. It looks like a Kesha concert took place in your house 👩‍🎤 But did you know messy play is so, so good for your toddler’s brain development? 🧠 Getting messy strengthens the areas needed for many things, including: ✨ Developing a sense of self Messy play allows your toddler to feel, explore, & learn what they find enjoyable. ✨Problem solving skills Toddler: “

Real talk, I know a lot of us hate messy craft projects. Paint EVERYWHERE. Finding glitter days later, on the dog, the baby, in your bed. It looks like a Kesha concert took place in your house 👩‍🎤 But did you know messy play is so, so good for your toddler’s brain development? 🧠 Getting messy strengthens the areas needed for many things, including: ✨ Developing a sense of self Messy play allows your toddler to feel, explore, & learn what they find enjoyable. ✨Problem solving skills Toddler: “

Mud painting on ice! Messy summer fun ☀️ #activitiesforkids #summerbreak #mud #painting | Kids Craft Barn

Pro Tips for Paint Project Clean Up