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Your 1-Year-Old Toddler: Week 26 Fun Ideas
Is your little one ready to unleash their inner artist? At 18 months, it’s the perfect time to let them explore their creativity! All you need are some washable crayons and a few sheets of paper. Just sit back and watch their scribbles come to life. It’s going to get messy, so prepare yourself!
Don’t stress about keeping the mess contained—let’s be honest, it’s going to spread anyway! No art easel? No worries! A flexible mindset is all you need. If you’re feeling brave, allow your child to decorate the fridge with washable markers; they wipe off easily with baby wipes, making cleanup a breeze. Plus, this keeps your toddler entertained while you manage dinner or tackle the laundry.
Not into arts and crafts? No problem! Toddlers at this age are social butterflies, so it’s a great time to consider setting up a playdate. Playing together is a fantastic way for them to burn off energy and make new friends.
A little tip for you: If crafting isn’t your thing, that’s completely okay! Don’t let mom guilt get to you; there’s no rule saying you must enjoy glitter, glue guns, or messy projects. Focus on finding activities that inspire your child to explore and learn without driving you crazy.
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In summary, embrace the messiness and creativity of your 1-year-old, whether through art or playdates. The goal is to foster their exploration while keeping it enjoyable for you too!