Simple, meditative, calming, and sparks joy. Flower mandalas are a delight for the senses

All praise the humble playdough! Without a doubt, playdough has been one of the best art mediums and activities for my toddler

This easy peasy playdough recipe is so simple and works a charm - all thanks to discovering McKenzie’s playdough recipe

We made some mandalas in the sand with things we found on the beach. Half the fun is collecting all the ocean treasures

These painted wooden wands were a hit with Fern and her friends. Super simple and look great.

We made these costume wings for my ‘Imagination’ music video. Fern is obsessed with fairies and was so excited

This activity is so fun to witness and your little one will blow you away with their skills and mini celebrity chef persona.

Fern had a field day with a baking tray full of poster paint and various nature bits and bobs to play / paint with

Slow moments outside with my little gumnut. Afternoons can be tough with a toddler, especially when they don’t nap.

This simple activity has been one of Fern’s faves since she was able to sit up as a baby and has evolved with her development.

We ripped some rainbow paper in a bowl and my toddler had fun mixing it all up. I cut a wonky star out of some cardboard.

Fern found these rocks and painted them for her Fairy Garden. I usually don’t bring out the acrylic paint for my toddler

This was probs one of my fave arty garden activities we’ve done so far. We got a kids rainbow planter from trusty Bunnings

I was reluctant to make rainbow rice thinking it’d take too long and end up being a total waste.. but I’m so impressed

A peaceful activity for kids. Best suited for 4+ year olds, assisted by an adult or older child, but my 2 year old had fun

I had a jam with my 2 year old with some homemade instruments. You can use anything found in the home