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Who doesn't love bubbles? This is an activity for all ages! There's even a simple 3 ingredient recipe to make your own bubble solution!

Here's a cognitive development activity geared for toddlers ages 1 to 3 focusing on matching different textures, patterns, and colors!

This is a fun outdoor activity for the sand table or sand box. So gather up those animals and let's go on an animal hunt!

This activity is great for developing object permanence, focus, attention span, and memory.

Here's a great snack time activity that will help your child work on their wrist strength and control.

This is a great outdoor activity for children of all ages. For those older kiddos, have them help you make the liquid sidewalk chalk.

Did you know there was a difference between eyesight and vision? Vision is the ability to process what we see and it's something we can improve. Here are some activities ranging from birth to 5 focusing on vision.

Put your child's listening vocabulary to the test with this activity. How many words do they actually understand?

Onomatopoeia are sound words like vroom, splat, boink! They are so much fun to say and great for practicing language!

Nursery Rhymes are fun for children of all ages!