Sassy Mama Tip: Dye the play dough into lots of different colours with food colouring and add a few drops of glycerine for more shine.ģ. There are many recipes online! I particularly like the ones which involve a bit of actual cooking, because the play dough seems to comes out more smooth and malleable, but there are non-cooked versions too that you can do with your little one.
Make your own play dough and then spend time with your child sculpting different animals or shapes. Sassy Mama Tip: Do the potato cutting when your child is not there, as you don’t want them trying to get involved where knives are concerned.Ģ. They will love this activity and will be proud to show off their artwork to papa when he comes home from work. Potato Printing – This is old fashioned but a good one! Cut shapes out of potatoes and get your children to print in different colours. So this week we at Sassy Mama give you indoor and inexpensive activities for your children.
Whether you are in Hong Kong and sweltering in the heat trying to find indoor activities, or abroad and struggling on a rainy day, there are moments that you will be confined to your house for one reason or another. What’s wrong with soft play? It’s great fun for little ones and tires them out, which means easy bedtimes, right mamas? So why doesn’t she want to go anymore then? Have I overdone it in these summer months and is she bored of it? My primary thought is also: what on earth am I going to do to entertain you at home? My eldest daughter told me this week that she doesn’t want to go to the soft play in the afternoon she wants to stay at home.
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