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Aqua Mums

Feel weightless while you work out by exercising in the pool.

Baby Barbells

No time for the gym since your child’s arrival? These techniques are designed to help you get back in shape while you bond with baby.

Belly Dance

Pregnancy is a sensory experience. Get in touch with yourself, and put on a show for your partner, with a few belly dance moves.

Deep Breath

Mourning the loss of your flat tummy? We’ve got a fun activity that may help you maintain those muscles.

Flex Time

Stretching is a feel-good activity that helps expectant mums prepare for labor.

Heads Up!

Prepare your baby for tummy time and sitting up with this pilates-style exercise designed to strengthen your baby’s head, neck, and back.

In the Swim of Things

Pregnancy is a great time to take to the water – especially if you’re looking for a comfortable, low-impact exercise.

Itty Bitty Yogi

Bond with your newborn while regaining your own strength with these energizing yoga poses.

Prenatal Yoga Primer

Keep your body energized and your mind calm with three simple yoga poses designed for pregnant women.

Stroller Toner

Strap on your running shoes, buckle up baby, and get ready to stretch, stroll, and work your body.

Up-and-Down Ditty

Your baby will love going for a ride on your legs as she listens to you sing and teach her what it feels like to go up and down.

3-2-1 Blast-Off Work-Out

Get ready to rocket into space with an out-of-this-world exercise to strengthen your baby’s back and neck muscles. Plus it’ll tone and strengthen your muscles too!

Any Day Parade

Any day is a great day for a parade.

Backward Roly-Poly

Your little acrobat will love doing this precursor to the backward somersault.

Bouncing Baby!

Bouncing Baby on your knee does more than just provide smiles for the whole family – it also helps her build her muscles.

Bowling fun

Develop hand/eye coordination with this fun game.

Budding Boxer

Give your little champ’s arms and legs a workout with a simple strengthening technique that’s just right for infants.

Crawling obstacle course

Make a simple obstacle course at home.

Have a Ball

Playing catch builds motor skills – and smiles! Here’s a fun activity that does both.

Head to Toes

There’s a cute song you can sing to your baby while you exercise her muscles. Turn “Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes” into a fun activity!

High Kicks

Put your little one’s legs in motion!

Kiddie Carnival

Don’t wait until the circus comes to town. Enjoy your very own carnival – with one child or several kids!

Kid Yogis

Help your child relax, stretch, and strengthen with kid-friendly yoga poses.

Plane Play

Airplane activities to tone baby’s abdominal muscles.

Puddle Jumping

Don’t wish the rain away – go outside and play!

Pumping It Up

As Baby begins to master more head and neck and upper and lower back control, she is building the muscles she needs in order to crawl and discover the world around her. At the same time, she may be developing bilateral balance and may continue to grow str

Punching Practice

Your little fighter will love swatting at a big bouncy punching ball or beach ball.

Rolling Along

Many babies like to move when they hear music. Here’s an activity combined with a song to exercise important core muscles needed for rolling, crawling and, one day, walking.

Roll and Fly

This fun exercise will build Baby’s muscles and your own!

Silly Sit-Ups

A fun game to tone your tot’s tummy muscles.

Splish-Splash Bath Swimming

Swimming practice makes perfect fun bath-time exercises.

Straighten Up, Baby

Encourage Baby to unroll from that fetal position with this fun exercise!

Super-Strong Tot Tummies

Three fun ways to get your baby in shape for sitting.

Super Silly Stretches

Limber up your little one as you sing a song about stretching.

Tag Time

Playing tag is a great way to help your child burn off some energy and strengthen his muscles.

These Hoops Are Made For Walkin'!

A child’s hula hoop becomes the perfect exercise prop for pre-walkers.

Toddler Hopscotch

Young ones get counting practice with this little-kid version of the classic outdoor game.

Totally Tubular

Pieces of PVC pipe and a few golf balls create a toddler-friendly game that’s not only fun, but also helps develop fine motor skills.

Treasures outside

Go for a walk outside and collect a basket of treasure.

Tummy Time

Placing your baby on his tummy is an important activity for building strength in the head, neck, shoulder and back muscles – those that will help him crawl, roll over and learn to explore his world.

Tunnel Crawl

Babies love tunnels, and this game is easy and fun to make.

Activities with building blocks

Encourage hand/eye coordination with basic building games.

Baby Ball

Playing ball isn’t just for older kids. Balls and babies go very well together for fun and fitness!

Baby Stacks

You probably have noticed that Baby reaches for objects, and although he may miss his target, he continues to explore and try. This is where finger play activities become important.

Ball Pit Pool

Keeps kids entertained and safe in their very own indoor ball pit.

Hide n' Seek Shapes

An entertaining way to educate your child about shapes and colours.

Play Ball!

A baby version of catch teaches your toddler the rules of sharing.

Shoebox Shape Sorter

Make use of extra blocks with a homemade toy that teaches your baby all about colours and shapes.

Baby-Made Books

Cutting pictures out of magazines and creating homemade books is a fun way to encourage an early love of reading.

Bumpy, Rough, and Smooth ABCs

Letters leap off the pages of this touch-and-feel book.

Fun 'N Feely Fabric Book

A terrific first book to give your child tactile stimulation.

Make a photo puzzle

Make a photo puzzle with your child.

Puzzle Pleasers

An easy and educational way to entertain your wee one and get him to flex his intellectual muscle.

Smiles & Frowns Lift-the-Flap Book

Your child will love discovering who’s behind the pages of this custom-made children’s book.

Your child's baby story

Make a baby story with your bub as the central character.

Backseat Driver

Cure car-cabin fever with this amusing on-the-go game.

Car Fun!

Simple games can keep kids entertained while on the go, and make the car ride more relaxed for everyone.

Fun with Felt!

A travel board made entirely out of soft fuzzy felt offers entertainment for traveling kids.

Peek-a-Boo Box

An empty tissue box and a scarf are all it takes to entertain your baby.

Tape Time

You spend tons on the latest toys to entertain your tot. But all you really need to amuse him are a few rolls of tape!

That's a Wrap!

Who needs new toys when your baby will be more than delighted to unwrap the old ones!

Christmas Photo Stars

Family and friends will love receiving a keepsake photo star that they can use for years to come.

Christmas candle Holders

Make some colourful candle holders to decorate the table this Christmas.

Christmas cards

Print a Christmas card and give it to the kids to colour in.

Christmas card hanger

Make a card hanger to store all your Christmas cards.

Christmas Gift Tags

Print a sheet of Christmas present tags and give them to the kids to colour in.

Christmas Fridge Magnets

Family and friends will love receiving a set of handmade Christmas magnets that they can use for years to come.

Christmas Picture Frames

Help the kids make Christmas picture frames, they are a great gift idea.

Christmas Splatter Cards

Drizzle. Drop. Splatter. Splotch. These creative holiday cards are pretty to look at and fun to paint!

Make a foil bauble

Create your own Christmas baubles with the kids.

Make a picture of Rudolph

Get the kids to make a picture of Rudolph using basic craft bits and pieces.

Make a picture of Santa

Get the kids to make a picture of Santa using basic craft bits and pieces.

My Very Own Christmas Tree

Children create a special tree all on their own.

Tree top paper angel

Make a paper angel for the top of the Christmas tree.

Arty Highchair Hijinks

Your budding Picasso will have a ball tasting and finger-painting with purees of fruits and vegetables.

Crazy Cereal Necklaces

It’s time to make jewellery that’s as much fun to make as it is to eat!

Edible Art

The kitchen is a perfect art store to foster imaginations. Interesting food ingredients and creative minds come together to make edible art.

Edible finger paint

Make your own finger paint in the kitchen that is safe even if the kids put it in their mouths.

Egg Beater Extravaganza!

This simple kitchen gadget whips up hours of entertainment for babies.

Fascinating Food Colouring

A few drops of food colouring mixed into glasses of water create an entertaining live art show!

Foodie Fingerpainting

Let your budding Picasso create masterpieces without the mess.

Fruit Prints

Fruit is an important part of your growing child’s diet, and a fun way to introduce this food group to your child is through art.

Kitchen Cabinet for Kids

A designated cupboard filled with child-proof objects entertains little chefs during the mealtime rush.

Magic Goop

Your child will enjoy the funky feel of this gloppy slop.

Picky-Eater Menu Planner

Hard-to-please eaters will love helping to plan their own meals.

Picky-Eater Pictures

Reward your child for eating well with a special picture that becomes more elaborate the more he eats!

Pudding Paints

Calcium-packed pudding not only helps build strong bones, but also serves as a great medium for unique artwork.

Puffy Pearl Jewellery

If you thought marshmallows were for treats, wait until you see this matching marshmallow necklace and bracelet!

Scratch and Sniff Necklaces

Working with small items under a parent’s supervision helps toddlers master fine motor skills. Make it an adventure by helping them create sweet-smelling jewellery in the process.

Solving puzzles with pots and pans

Show your bub how to solve problem using kitchen pots and pans.

Squishy in the Dishy

Food is more than fuel. It’s fun!

Voila! Fruits and Veggies

Awaken your child’s sense of touch with a variety of fruits and vegetables.

Anything You Want Holder

This fun activity utilises fine motor skills and results in a useful keepsake.

Artwork Archive

Declutter your home by digitising your child’s art projects.

Baby's Cool Closeup

This chic photograph series puts a modern twist on traditional baby pictures.

Baby's First Broadcast

Capture baby’s coos, gurgles, and first words on tape.

Baby's First Photo Album

Capture the cutest little baby faces in a child-proofed album.

Bejeweled Baby Wipes Box

Dress up your child’s changing table with an ornamented baby wipes container.

Be-Our-Guest Birthday Scrapbook

Pictures painted by party guests create an adorable keepsake for the birthday boy or girl to enjoy for years to come.

Embossed Handprint

Having a tiny handprint of your little one can be such a precious keepsake. While it’s normally done with paint, here’s a new way to do it that’s just as easy; make a gold embossed version for that extra special touch!

Hear That?

Small children love to hear the sounds of their own voices. Recording them can supply entertainment and memories. Tape recording infants may not only provide entertainment, but also stimulation and fun memories.

'I Am Special' Book

Watch scribbles and scratches slowly evolve into masterpieces in this easy-to-make book.

Make a Story book

Make a story book and insert your bubs name as one of the main characters.

Memory Box

Create a cool place to store all your baby memories!

Milestone Memory Boxes

Collect all of baby’s “firsts” in this keepsake collection of shadow boxes.

Scrapbook Shower

A scrapbook shower is a great way to kick off your parenting adventure.

The Write Stuff

Keeping a pregnancy journal is a fun activity that records thoughts and ideas you have during pregnancy – as well as those wacky moments you’ll never believe happened!

Create an Easter hat

Get the kids to make their own hat for the Easter parade this year.

Easter cards

Print an Easter card and give it to the kids to colour in.

Easter Eggshell Surprise

Three age-appropriate ways to entertain your child using a package of multi-colored plastic eggshells.

Easter egg basket

Make a cute basket for all those little Easter eggs.

Easter gift tags

Print a sheet of Easter present tags and give them to the kids to colour in.

Funny Bunny Box

A fun twist on the classic Easter basket.

Make an Easter bunny

Create a beautiful collage picture of the Easter bunny.

Paper mache Easter eggs

Make paper mache eggs with basic craft materials from around the home.

Traditional Easter eggs

Make some traditional painted Easter eggs with your child.

Fathers Day cards

Print a Fathers Day card template for the kids to colour in.

Fathers Day memo pad

Make a handy memo pad for dad using basic stationary materials from around the home.

Fathers Day pen holder

Make a pen holder for Dad’s desk.

Fathers Day photo frame

Make a photo frame for Dad and pop in a picture of his ‘little star’.

An Apple a Day

Anyway you slice it, apples are a perfect treat for growing toddlers.

Awesome Lunch Aquariums

Have a whale of a good time making this edible ocean scene!

Bunches of Fun Lunches

You’ll never have to negotiate “just three more bites” with these amusing ways to punch up lunch.

Butterfly Fruit Salad

A sweet and healthy treat that is as much fun to make as it is to eat!

Cupcake Cones

A cool twist on a classic dessert.

Finger Food Faces

An educational and edible way for your child to learn about the parts of the face.

Five-Spoon Supper

A little extra silverware washing is worth getting your child to eat more of her dinner.

Flour Power

Your little chef can “cook” right beside you.

Hide 'N Seek Muffins

A sweet surprise is in store for those who bite into these fun-filled muffins.

I Heart Pizza

At last, a sugar-free Valentine’s Day treat for your child!

Ladybug Cookies

Little bakers will go buggy over these sweet treats!

Marshmallow Caterpillar

This puffy little creature is a great way to teach little ones how to count.

Marshmallow Mice

Making these sweet and sticky treats might be even more fun than eating them!

Mashed Potato Snowman

Finicky eaters can’t wait to gobble down their vegetables with this spud of a guy!

Pudding in a Jar

Take the mess out of mixing up this delicious dessert.

Sweet Potato Cone

Now your child won’t have to finish his vegetables before dessert!

Veggie Visage

Get your picky eater to enjoy vegetables by preparing a salad in the shape of a silly face.

Wacky Pancakes

A Saturday morning breakfast becomes the silliest meal of the day with these kooky cakes!

Waffle Log Cabin

This is one breakfast that is definitely as much fun to make as it is to eat!

Winnie the Pooh and friends Colouring in stencils

Print some great colouring in stencil of Winnie the Pooh and all his friendsanytime for the kids.

Winnie the Pooh and friends growth charts

Track your child’s progress as they grow with this customised Winnie and Friends growth chart.

Winnie the Pooh and friends mobile

Make a hanging mobile with Winnie the Pooh and all his friends.

Winnie the Pooh and friends Picture frames

Print a Winnie and friends picture frame for your bubs special photo.

Jungle animal facts and colour-in sheets

Have fun with these animal facts while your child colours in the Jungle stencils.

Elephant toilet roll character

Make an elephant character using simple craft supplies. Then you can have lots of ‘Jungle Fun’.

Feed the monkey game

A fun activity for kids of all ages that will help to build key skills like hand-eye coordination.

Giraffe toilet roll character

Make a giraffe character using simple craft supplies. Then you can have lots of ‘Jungle Fun’.

Lion mask

Make your own lion mask. It’s lots of fun to wear and ‘roar’.

Safari fun at home

An imaginative way for kids to go on a jungle safari at home.

Zebra toilet roll character

With imagination, glue and paint, you can create a zebra to play with. Then you can have lots of ‘Jungle Fun’.

Alphabet flash cards

Play off your computer this interactive set of alphabet flash cards for your child. You can also print your own set and follow our ideas on how to use them for your childs learning.

A Roll of the Dice

It’s never too early to introduce children to math skills. Dice and cards are fun ways to encourage a love of numbers.

Count the Chicks

Hatch your child’s love of math with help from some fuzzy friends.

Language games

Introduce new language to your child while playing this fun game.

Let's Talk!

Talking to Baby is the best way to encourage his emerging vocabulary, which is now disguised as babble.

Letter Hunt

An active way to teach the alphabet.

Messy Writing

Pre-writing skills are worked on in preschool, but parents can turn everyday fun into learning experiences. One way only requires a can of whipped cream!

Name that Object Game

This is a great time to introduce Baby to abstract thinking games such as naming objects in her world.

Number flash cards

Play off your computer this interactive set of number flash cards. You can also print your own set and follow our ideas on how to use them for your childs learning.

Polly Parrot

Let Baby flex his newfound verbal skills with this fun activity!

Reading Rocks!

Reading to your baby is an activity that serves several purposes. First of all, it’s fun! But the benefits beyond that lead to a lifetime of discovery.

Signing for Small Ones

Help your baby communicate her needs before she is able to talk.

Sort It Out

Children learn how to categorize different items — a skill they’ll need in math class later on!

Sticky Memories

This is one game your child will never forget!

Story Tellers

Creating stories with your child is a great way to reinforce a love of reading, encourage creativity and foster a world of discovery.

Words Around the House

Prepare your child for reading with this entertaining and educational activity.

Baby Name Letters

Personalise your baby’s room by making their name out of large painted letters.

Beanbag Boa

Stimulate your child’s sense of touch with an easy-to-make stuffed reptile.

Birthday Ball

Happy birthday, Baby! Celebrate this joyous event with a simple theme that babies love – balls!

Crib Art

Stimulate your baby’s vision by making black, white, and red designs.

Cute Candids

Some of the best photographs of your child will be taken by you. Get ready for some cute candid shots!

Mini Massage

Infant massage is a great activity in which you bond with your baby. Learn how to do it right!

Nursery Rhymes

Have you forgotten the words? Don’t worry they are all here.

Nursery Rhyme Art

Your favorite story by Mother Goose comes to life in a whimsical wall hanging for your baby’s nursery.

Read-Along Ruckus!

Here’s a fun, safe way to have story time on the road.

Reflex Check

Your baby is born with certain reflexes at birth. Here’s a revealing activity that helps you discover what these reflexes are and how you can see them at work.

Relaxing Foot Rubs

This healing technique can calm and comfort baby.

Shadow Box for Baby

A shadow box filled with a child’s toy creates an expensive-looking accent for the nursery, at a quarter of the cost.

Toddler Toy Drive

Children learn the value of charity by giving away toys.

Wonderful One Party Favors

Let the memory of your child’s special day last with these creative favor ideas.

Alphabet Artwork

Letter cutouts create a smart and stylish wall hanging for baby’s nursery.

Baby Shower Nappy Cake

Looking for a sweet and unique baby shower gift? Try your hand at making a creative gift that will be useful too! Put your apron away, you won’t need to bake this cake… All you’ll need are newborn nappies and a few bits and pieces.

Baby names tool

Are you looking for a special baby name? Try our baby name finder.

Belly Art

Two creative ways to embellish your belly.

Burp Cloths and Bibs Bonanza

Create the perfect baby shower gift by customising bibs and burp cloths.

Crafty Cards

Photographing yourself during pregnancy can result in a creative way to announce your baby’s arrival. Try this fun activity for one-of-a-kind baby announcements.

Drawing Diva

Expressing yourself through art on the topics of pregnancy, birth and motherhood can be fun and enlightening. Here are some ideas on how to work with different mediums.

Dream Themes

If planning a baby shower is on your list of things to do, then start with a theme! We have lots of fun ways to add a bit of pizzazz to the party.

Folic Acid Feast

If you are growing a baby, you need to take in the right kinds of nutrients, vitamins and minerals. Folic acid is a key nutrient, and we have some recipes loaded with it.

Guys and Dolls Shower

Co-ed showers are becoming more popular because many men are actively involved in their partner’s pregnancy. Including a father-to-be in the activities is the modern approach to parenting. Dads enjoy opening gifts for the new baby just as much as mums do!

High-Speed Delivery

The clock’s ticking down — set up an e-announcement while you’re not too busy right now!

Homemade Birth Announcements

Spread the word about baby in a signature style all your own!

Just One Word

The power of a single word can be startling. Capture these words, and share them someday with others in creative ways.

Love Notes

Writing a letter to your baby is a fun activity that can show your child where your pregnancy adventure began. Believe it or not, you may forget a lot of the early details after you’re caught up in the whirlwind of parenting, so a letter is a tangible memento for your baby book.

Mini Mum-to-Be Makeover

Four facial treatments for looking your best during pregnancy.

Mum-to-be Meditation

Embrace yourself and your growing baby with this simple breathing technique designed to help pregnant women replenish and rejuvenate.

Pack Your Bag!

A list of must-haves for your labour and delivery luggage.

Parents-To-Be Movie Night

We have a just-for-fun movie guide perfect for pregnant parents.

Showered with Treats

Whether you are attending a baby shower in your honor or throwing a party for someone else, we have delicious – and easy – ideas to make the event a success.

Shower Power

Baby shower games are a lot like the first few months of parenting: You try your hardest to come out on top, and sometimes you just have to laugh at your creative attempts. Here are a few fun games to play. Prizes can include things like gift certificates or photo frames.

Spread the Word

You’ve probably seen the typical birth announcement, and you may even have seen a pregnancy announcement. But if you want yours to stand out from the crowd, we have fun and unique ways to spread the word that you’re pregnant among your partner, family and friends!

The Name Game

Family and friends take their best guess of baby’s name.

The Parent-Apprentice

Gain expertise on raising babies by becoming a parent-in-training.

Two-Layer Nappy Cake

Although you can’t eat this kind of cake, it will surely be one of the sweetest gifts you can give to a mum-to-be.

You Glow, Girl!

You may not believe how much your body will change during pregnancy. Taking a pregnancy portrait or even some wacky candid shots is a fun activity that ensures you capture the unbelievable shape of your belly.

Animal Sounds

Play this basic sound game with your young bub.

Baby's Kitchen Band Stand

It may be noisy, but letting your child drum on plastic containers with wooden spoons is a good way to keep him safely within earshot while you’re cooking.

Boogie-Woogie Baby

It’s time to get your goo-goo groove on with a family dance party!

Conversational Coos

To a parent, there may not be a more memorable sound than her baby babbling. Here’s a fun activity that makes the most of those first conversations and encourages early language development.

Dance Party

Shaking that body is good for the soul!

Fairytale Dance

Creative movement combined with enchanting children’s stories makes for a magical, creative afternoon.

Hide and Squeak!

Help develop your child’s understanding of object permanence with this silly version of hide and go seek.

Make Some Noise

Many parents and pediatricians believe white noise can calm a crying baby and help lull them to sleep. Even if it doesn’t, creating white noise is a fun activity that may entertain your baby.

Music in the Mirror

Your child will love looking at her reflection — and develop her sense of self — as you move her little body to music.

Music Mania

Music is one of the greatest tools parents have to bond with their babies. It can calm fussy babies, stimulate their minds or simply make them want to move.

My Bean Tambourine

A homemade musical instrument that’s as much fun to make as it is to play.

Nappy Changing Chants

Nappy time becomes teaching time with this classic kids’ song.

Paper Towel Roll Rainmaker

Need a few extra minutes to load the laundry or get dinner on the table? Entertain your toddler quickly with this easy-to-make toy.

Ribbon Dance

Ribbons twirling to the beat of the music is a treat for a young baby’s eyes and ears.

Scarf Songs

Enhance your child’s experience with music by swaying scarves to the rhythm of the beat.

Strike up the Band for Babies

Teach your child about cause and effect, and develop her hand-eye coordination with the sound of music.

Strike Up the Band Toddlers

Make some noise, let off some steam and laugh like you haven’t in ages! It’s time to see your pots and pans in a whole different light.

Symphony Socks

Your baby can listen to the tinkling of tiny bells every time she moves her feet when she wears these special socks.

Tapping to the Tunes

A technique to teach your child rhythm.

Tick-Tock Bedtime Bop

Soothe baby to sleep by swaying her from side to side.

Tune Time

Music allows children to explore sounds with their voices and to use instruments as tools, helping them to understand melody and rhythm.

Aquarium Art

Children create their own imaginary marine-life menageries.

Autumn Leaf Window Decals

Make a game for your kids out of collecting Autumn leaves, then bring the leaves inside to make a pretty, seasonal, window display.

Barnyard Baseball Caps

Four animal-themed hats that are as much fun to make as they are to wear!

Boxy Choo-Choo Train

Use recycled materials to make a Boxy Choo-Choo Train, then take the toys for a ride!

Bucket Helmets

Use recycled materials to make Bucket Helmets for the kids to play make-believe in.

Car Carry-All

Never leave home without a custom-designed tote filled with road-trip recreations for your tot.

Colouring in stencils

Print some great colouring in stencils anytime for the kids.

Cotton Creations

Add a box of cotton to your list of craft supplies for kids.

Crayon Cupcakes

They’re not for eating, but these cute creations made from melted-down crayons let your little one test her kitchen skills.

Crazy Craft Smock

Turn a white T-shirt into a smock to protect clothing during creative – and messy – play!

Necktie for Dad

It’s hard to know what to make for Dad’s. Here’s a great gift idea for Fathers Day that the kids can make themselves; decorated neckties. Granddad may even want one too!

Egg Carton Finger Puppets

Use recycled materials to make egg carton finger puppets, then stage a puppet show!

Fairy Gift Tags

You and your kids will have great fun making your own fairies. Not only that, they double as gift tags; perfect for birthdays!

Feet painting

Make your own paint for feet painting and squish away.

Foam Ball Critters

Create your own critters; spiders, birds, bunnies or kittens.

Make A Kite

Encourage your kids to get off the couch and have a good run around with their new homemade kite.

Make a wall plaque

Make a wall plaque and paint it to suit your room.

Milky Marble Dye Prints

Looking for a new indoor activity? Try this clever and easy way of marble dying. Not only is it fun to do, it is amazing to watch and can lead to so many other decorating ideas. All you need is a plate, milk and food colouring!

Morning Puppet Power

A brown paper bag and crayons keeps kids occupied during hectic breakfast times and before dinner.

Paper Bag kites

Make a paper kite at home.

Paper mache

Make some great projects with a basic lesson in paper mache

Paper Shape Pictures

An imaginative way for children to learn about shapes.

Party Pig Piñata

Preparing for a party is half the fun! With this activity your kids can get involved in the party preparation, and enjoy the party game it results in. Plus there’s the benefit of teaching your kids to recycle too.

Party from the Heart

Homemade invitations, strawberry milkshakes and fun craft activities combine for a fun party that’s straight from the heart.

Penguin Money Box

Show your kids how to use recycled materials to make a Penguin Money Box. Then introduce them to the concept of saving-up: a great incentive!

Personalised Potty Seat

A fun idea for toilet training your toddler!

Piggy Picasso

If you think finger painting is fun, wait till you try painting with your toes! This activity also can be done at a child’s birthday party.

Pyramid People

Introduce the five food groups and healthy eating by creating cool Pyramid People!

Rainy day activities

Lots of great indoor activities to keep the kids out of trouble on a rainy day.

Rainy day box

Create a special box for those rainy days when you need fun things to do.

Giant Robot Collage

Take your time adding bit by bit to a Giant Robot Collage.

Super Shape Match-Up

A touchy-feely way to teach shapes and colors.

Tie-Dyed Tot Tees

Wearable art that you and your child design together.

Tissue Box Cover

Colour in your own tissue box cover in two great designs.

Baby Shell Game

A new twist on an old guessing game.

Baby Touch

The power of touch makes Baby feel safe and secure, and can help build muscles, too.

Bonding Baby Massage

Bonding Baby Massage Pamper your prince or princess with a relaxing rub-down.

Bottle Chase

Who needs expensive toys when an empty water bottle is all you need to keep your little one occupied?

Buh Bye Baby

For infants, out of sight means the object or person does not exist. As Baby begins to grasp the concept of object permanence, that the object out of view is still there, this fun game can be played to reinforce this skill and also help her recognize the names of familiar objects.

Cause and Effect

This Little Baby is a fun, mind-stimulating poem that aids in various areas of development, including cause and effect.

Creative Crawling

Crawling is a much anticipated milestone. You can help your little one achieve this goal with an interactive exercise.

Exploring Intuition

Children are intuitive by nature. Explore and encourage intuition with simple, fun activities.

Face Finder

Play “monkey see, monkey do” using an entertaining game to teach your baby all about the parts of the face.

Fun with a parachute

Stimulate your bubs senses using colour and movement.

Hiding Hands

A hide-and-go-seek game for hands!

Huggies and Playgroup

Find out how Huggies sponsors Playgroup Australia.

Memory games

Help develop your child’s memory with this simple game.

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

Help Baby make friends with his or her reflection for some fun with a purpose.

Mummy Comes Back

A gentle activity for easing your child’s fears of separation.

My Kind of Town

While many look to other locations for fun activities, your hometown can house many interesting, fun places your child will love to explore.

On a Roll

A visually stimulating toy that is sure to become one of your baby’s favorites.

Peek-a-Blue!

A vibrant version of peek-a-boo geared to introduce your child to a rainbow of colors.

Peek a boo

Different ways to play this well known kids game.

Pillow Playground

Create a soft and safe indoor play space that’s perfect for crawlers and beginning walkers.

Play dough fun

Make your own play dough with the kids and enjoy hours of fun.

Quiet Time

A special way to teach your child about the four different times of the year.

Roly Poly

A gently rolling game for newborn bubs.

See the Seasons

A special way to teach your child about the four different times of the year.

Silly Face Peek-a-Boo

A game to surprise your child using different facial expressions.

Sniff a Whiff

Household items offer a world of different smells to stimulate Baby and introduce him to the world around us.

Stimulating massage

Play gentle massage games to relax or stimulate your baby.

Swing, Batta Batta!

Give your baby “batting” practice by dangling toys above her and encouraging her to take a swing. Older siblings will love to pinch-hit for mom, too!

Switcheroo!

A game to help baby develop her fine motor skills.

Texture play

Gather items from around the house and play.

Tickle Time

Do you know your baby’s ticklish spots? Now’s a great time to find out!

Weather Bear

Children learn what to wear for different temperatures and weather conditions with some help from a fuzzy little fellow.

Where's Baby's Body?

Babies learn about different parts of the body with a fun version of peek-a-boo.

Flotsam Pictures

Next time you’re at the beach, turn the day into an art workshop. Make giant sand sculptures, beach murals, or try this beach collage…

Boxcar Boxes

A little paint and a lot of imagination transform plain boxes into a train for your little one.

Box Car with Straps

Have your kids zipping around the house in no time with this easy to make box car, complete with shoulder straps. Made entirely from recycled items lying around at home, it’s a great weekend project for you and the kids to do together.

Recycled Crocodile

Start with some egg cartons, add some clever crafting, and end up with a fantastic chompy crocodile!

Recycling Collage

Collage is an old favourite. Here we remind you of all the things you can add, stick, staple and glue on to your paper!

Do-It-Yourself Doll Clothes

Inexpensive felt or cloth remnants combine to dress up a child’s favourite friends.

Recycled Dress Ups

Bring out the dress up box and make up your own stories, the only limit is your own imagination!

Flip the Cup Game

Recycling and fun are combined in this make-then-play project.

Floor Art

Don’t throw away that moving box just yet. Breaking it down flat creates an oversized crayon-friendly floor mat.

Funny Finger Puppets

Tickle your baby’s funny bone with a pint-size puppet show!

Fun With Placemats

Save birthday cards and holiday cards to create an engaging and colourful placemat to enjoy throughout the year.

Gingerbread Cubby House

All kids love cubby houses, but you don’t have to resort to a blanket over the dining table, or fork out a load of cash to get one. This mum shows us how they made a fantastic cubby for her daughter out of recycled materials.

Homemade Drum Kit

Give your Tupperware a rest, try using a few recycled materials to make a professional looking drum instead. It’s creative and also helps to develop your child’s musicality, they’ll love it!

Homemade Finger Paint

Kids (young and old alike) love finger painting! Here’s a quick and easy recipe to make your own. It’s safe and non-toxic, and will have your kids entertained for hours on end.

Papier Mache World Globe

We made a glob of the world, we used old news papers. Made a paste with flour and water, blew up an old balloon and stuck the paper to it. Let it dry and coloured the globe world colours, great fun!

Home made rattles

Make a rattle at home for your newborn bub.

'I See You' Binocular Fun

With a pair of homemade binoculars, your child may “see” more of what’s going on around him!

Magnificent Masks

Plain paper plates become the canvas for these wearable works of art.

Make-Up Madness!

Set aside some “fun-with-mum” time, and go crazy playing beauty salon with your kids. They’ll love the bonding time with you. It’s a fun, inexpensive activity you can do together.

Matching games

Prepare your childs maths readiness with this simple game.

Maui Wowie Luau!

Escape to a tropical paradise with your child in the comfort of your own home!

Mealtime Busy Bag

A take-along tote makes entertaining children at eateries easier than ever!

My "Always-Sometimes" Foods

A delicious way to teach your child about healthy eating.

Outdoor Table Painting Easel

We love it when people recycled paper, but what’s even better is coming up with a clever way to paint without using paper at all. We all know how much paper our arty kids can go through, which is why we love this is a great idea to get your kids painting big, fun, paper-free mural sized art!

Wooden Peg Plane

You don’t have to spend a fortune on kids toys. A bit of crafty recycling on a rainy indoor day can result in a whole new fleet of aircraft for your kids to play with.

Recycled Game Art

Game boards, game pieces and cards can be recycled and used to create art, frames and fun collages.

Roly-Poly Piggy Bank

Who says toys have to cost a lot to be entertaining? Sometimes the best ones are practically free. This one will keep your little one occupied for hours.

Shake n' Roll Rattle

Encourage your child’s understanding of cause and effect with a shaker that she can hear and see what’s happening inside.

Shape Sorter

Try this bit of crafty recycling to make your child a Shape Sorter. It’s great for their development, and easy and lightweight to tuck in your bag for entertaining them in waiting rooms.

Steppin' Out in Style

Decorating tennis shoes and flip flops adds fun to your child’s life, and interest to their wardrobe.

Swatter Art, Art on the Fly

A fly swatter makes a terrific stencil for these colourful creations.

Tidy-Up Robot

Making a Tidy-up Robot involves a little bit of “tidy-up” collecting recyclable throw-away items from around the house, and turning them into a cool robot! Is there a better way to spend a day!?

Touch & Feel Book

Try this bit of crafty recycling to make your child a Touch & Feel book. It’s great for their development, and easy and lightweight to tuck in your bag for outings.

Train and Stations

You don’t have to spend a fortune on toys for your kids to have fun. Try this clever bit of crafty recycling and get your kids to join in and make themselves a train, with carriages, and stations for the passengers.

Train Caboose

You don’t have to spend a fortune on kids toys. A bit of crafty recycling on a rainy indoor day can result in a whole new train caboose for your kids to play in, or pull their toys around in.

Train Set Tunnels

Who says toys have to cost a lot to be entertaining? You can enhance your kid’s basic train set with a little creative recycling. Here we show you how to make great tunnels that your kids will love.

Papier Mache Volcano

Where at home do all of your pens live? In a jar, or a cup, or an old yogurt tub? Why not get your kids involved in making a fantastic volcano pen holder out of recycled scraps from around the house?

Water Bottle Snow Globe

Your little one will be dazzled by the sparkling little world inside.

Recycled Wearable Aeroplane

“My son and I made a aeroplane from an old box. We put wings and what not on it, decorated it, and then we used it to “fly” to lots of places – like to Australia to see his Aunty, Uncle and Cousin, and to Africa to see the animals!"

Baby Barber Shop

Your little gentleman will enjoy his afternoon of grooming.

Baby Beauty Salon

Little glamour queens will love playing with mom’s makeup and hairbrushes.

Baby Doll Nursery

A practical way to help prepare your older child for a new addition to the family.

Baby Show and Tell

A simple activity for introducing your child to the world around her.

Backyard Barnyard

Teach your child about animal sounds by creating a stuffed animal farm in your own backyard.

Camp Out - Inside

Discover the great outdoors – indoors!

Cardboard Neighborhood

A large moving box becomes your child’s special play space.

Divine Dress Up

Dress up is a fun way to encourage your child’s imagination and creativity.

Drama Queens & Kings

Create homemade costumes for an afternoon of pretend play

Firefighter Fun

Your child will love pretending to put out fires in this homemade firefighter uniform and rescue truck.

Funny Phone

A silly way to teach your child how to talk on the telephone.

Going-to-Bed-Rides

Four ways to carry your child to her room for bedtime.

Going for a Silly Swim

Who says it’s too cold to go swimming? Jumping around in an inflatable kiddie pool filled with scarves becomes a perfect cold-weather activity.

Let's have a red day

Pick a colour and have a fun day.

Play Dentist

Pretending to be a dentist will encourage healthy oral hygiene habits that can last a lifetime. Now that’s something to smile about!

Room-to-Room Railroad

Little train-lovers will adore these travel adventures.

Shoe-Shoe Train

Transform your child’s shoes into a toy that is sure to become one of her favorites.

Simple directions

Practise direction and encourage cognitive thinking.

Sippy-Cup Tea Party

Teaching your child how to use a sippy cup has never been so fun or easy!

Supermarket Extravaganza

Turn a mundane trip to the grocery store into an entertaining and educational activity for your toddler.

Wacky Choppy Water Travels

Lay a blanket on the floor and have your child sit down on this “tug boat.” Your younger child and his sibling(s) can sit in the same blanket, or — if you can enlist your partner’s help — you can form a line of traveling tug boats.

A Sandbox of One's Own

Say goodbye to cleaning sticky sand off of your child!

Bug Hunt

Nature is full of wonderful creatures to explore. Introduce your child to some!

Digging for Dinosaurs

Budding paleontologists can hunt down prehistoric creatures.

Flower Power!

Fine motor skills, imagination and creativity work together to create a flower worth sharing.

Growing An Edible Mini Garden

Plant the seeds to a life-long love of gardening by growing parsley and basil right on your kitchen windowsill.

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Growing vegetables is one way to spark a love of healthy foods. And if you can’t do it outdoors, do it indoors!

Magic Flowers

Your child will be amazed to see these blooms change colour right before her very eyes!

Nature Wowie-Zowie

A simple, visually-stimulating activity that offers your child an introduction to the great outdoors.

Paper Butterfly Chase

Children spread their creative wings with an easy-to-make insect-art project.

Shadow fun

Play basic shadow games with your bub.

All Glittered Up

Little girls especially will love having a special scent that can only be used after sitting on the potty and washing her hands.

An Underwear Hunt

Build the excitement about wearing undies by taking your child on an underwear hunt!

Bathroom Steps

Create a fun path to the potty or the bathroom together that your child will love to follow.

Cheers! A Toast to Toilet Training!

There’s no better way to celebrate toilet training success than a toast to your child’s accomplishments.

Clean up time

There may be no better time to teach about cleaning up than during the toilet training process.

Counting Squares

Dot to dot

Favourite Songs

Warm up your voice and summon your creativity – and get ready to sing!

Fill 'er Up

Rewards programs are often suggested to parents eager for toilet training to become a habit. Set up your reward system.

Front to back

A lesson that is sometimes overlooked by parents is teaching the child the proper way to wipe with toilet paper, which is front to back.

I'm like a sponge

Let's get dressed

Fun ways to teach your toddler to get dressed and undressed to help with toilet training.

Little Sprouts Project

Why not plant a seed and watch it grow and mature and help to learn about “wet” and “dry”?

Magical Water

Add a little “magic” to the toilet training process for your child, it may go a little smoother and be a lot more fun!

My toilet training library

Pick a few books that can be stacked or stored near the potty or toilet. It’s a perfect time to read a story ans distract your toddler.

Personalised Potty

Let your toddler know that this is their special potty by allowing them to give it a personal touch.

Potty Picasso

It can be hard to get a toddler to sit on their new potty or the toilet. Create a special project especially for that time.

Potty Prince or Princess

It’s important for your toddler to have tangible proof that they have succeeded while toilet training. That’s where this activity can help.

Potty School

Children love to role-play adult jobs, and role-playing is an excellent way to help your child learn.

Toilet Training Paper Chain

Paper chains can be a creative motivator for your toilet training toddler. Get creative today!

Toilet Training Step by Step Cards

Turn a fun craft project into a learning tool by making cards that illustrate their trip to the bathroom, step by step.

Silly Face Success Book

Combine your child’s comic ability and love of looking at themselves and what do you get? An adorable book.

A Silly Potty Dance

Turn your toddler’s enthusiasm for dancing into a fun way to announce that they have to go to the potty or toilet.

Splash Power!

Water is a pivotal player in the potty training game, and kids are fascinated by it.

Success Song and Dance

At this age, children love song and dance, so capitalise on this attraction by creating a toilet training victory song.

The Potty Chain

Celebrate a successful visit to the toilet with a call to Grandma, Grandpa or an Aunt.

The Up-and-Down Dance

If your child has trouble pulling his or her pants off and on quickly, then this is the game for you.

Tippy the Toilet Paper Worm

If your toddler struggles with pulling off the right amount of toilet paper, let Tippy help.

Toilet Paper Roll Crafts

Make fun crafts using the empty toilet paper rolls.

Wet and dry collages

What’s wet? What’s dry? One way to show them visually – and have some fun in the process! – is to create wet and dry collages.

What Do You Feel? Game

For a child who is in the toilet training process, an important concept to learn is to feel the difference between wet and dry.

Who's Wet?

Water play is a great way to help your child recognise the difference between being wet and staying dry.

Who Wears Nappies?

This fun craft and activity will help the toilet training process by making your child want to model their favourite cartoon characters – and not wear a nappy.

Wish, Wipe, Wash

Teach your child toilet training with the help of three Ws; Wish, Wipe, Wash

Yes or No Game

A fun game that reinforces information they need to know to help the toilet training process.

At the Car Wash

Fed up with pre-dinner fights about washing hands? This activity will clean your child’s hands without her even knowing it!

Baby Shower

Bath time becomes even more entertaining with an easy-to-make, no-cost toy for the tub.

Beautiful Bubble Prints

Toddlers strengthen mouth skills, deepen their understanding of color, and enhance their five senses while making these pretty paper creations.

Fish 'n Find Alphabet Soup

Cook up boredom-busting fun with foam letters, a soup pot and a ladle.

Fun Tub Fishing

Learning colours, counting, and coordination are catches of the day in this bath-time game!

Get Sudsy!

Proper hand washing is a skill that should be taught before or about the same time a child starts on the road to potty training. Here’s a fun way to teach it!

Hot Tubs for Tots

Transform a plastic kiddy pool into an outdoor bath.

Playing with bubbles

Make your own bubble fun at home..

Rainbow Bubbles

Baby learns about cause and effect watching colorful bubbles dance around inside a bottle.

Scrub-a-Dub Puzzle

A brainy bath toy for your toddler!

Sponge Baby

Giving your baby a bath is an amusing sensory experience. Learn how to have fun in the tub with this activity.

Tub-Time Tea Party

A spillproof place to let your child practice pouring.

Letter from Santa

Make your child feel special with a personalised letter from Santa.

Letter from the Easter Bunny

Make your child feel special with a personalised letter from the Easter Bunny.

Find a Fridge

This great kid’s quiz uses everyday objects and helps make learning their names and places around the house fun. It will also keep your little one occupied. It’s about having fun with your kids but its great if it keeps them entertained for hours, so you can get some me time!

The Banker

Kids love to sort and identify things, especially money. This quiz gets your child familiar with the Australian currency and its coins and notes.

Whats that animal

Kids love animals, they love drawing them, watching them on TV and going to see them in parks and zoo’s. You can use this fascination to keep your little one occupied and all you need is an old copy of the national geographic (or some other publication like it).

Sorting Shapes

This sorting quiz will keep your little ones’ hands and minds busy, while helping develop their eye-hand coordination and shape recognition skills. One child can do the sorting and filling by themselves, but it’s more fun if they have someone to sort with, either in a race or just for company.

Pull-Ups Toilet Training Story Book

Make a story book and insert your bubs name as one of the main characters.

Baby Painting Outdoors

A fun activity to for bubs to paint outdoors.

Little shopper

Play Little Shopper at home and teach your toddler all the different types of shopping items.

Butterfly finger puppets

Wriggle your fingers to make your butterfly puppets fly

Magic Name Collage

Do a little magic at home with the kids!

Crafty Pen Holder

Get the kids together to make this simple but useful crafty pen holder for mum and dad.

Simple to make flowers

Turn plain plastic cups into colourful, vibrant flowers.

High Contrast Mobile

Mobiles are a budget friendly way to decorate your new baby’s room, and also provide valuable visual stimulation for your newborn. Baby’s eyes can only detect the large contrasts between light and dark, so high contrast patterns in black, white and red are ideal for capturing your child’s attention.

Painting with leaves

Explore your garden as well as your child’s creative streak, with this painting with leaves craft activity.

Hand print curtains

These handmade curtains will be a hit with your kids.

Baby room decorator

Are you setting up a nursery for your first baby, or planning a new addition to the family? Our baby room decorator tool allows you to move furniture around with a click of a button! Choose from over 40 different pieces of furniture, creative colour schemes and must-have accessories to create your perfect baby room.

Recycled toy heat pack

Give your child’s favourite soft toys a second life as a winter heat pack to keep them warm this winter.

Huggies box oven craft project

Often the best toys for kid’s don’t come from a toy store. This creative Huggies Member turned an old Huggies box into a play oven for her daughter – and it’s her new favourite toy!

A Christmas Angel

Whether you are planning a ‘Christmas in July’ celebration, or you just like to start your decorations early – this Christmas Angel will make a beautiful addition to your tree, table or mantle piece, and can also be adapted for different themes all year round.

Paper monsters

Grab some paper, paints, glue and scissors – then it’s up to your imagination, will your monsters be scary, friendly or funny?

Edible artwork

Get crafty in the kitchen with edible artwork. Coloured rice bubbles are a simple and fun way to introduce your kids to basic cooking skills like mixing and pouring.

Crafty Rooster

Did you know that in many cultures, having a rooster is considered a sign of good luck? But, roosters can crow at anytime including night time. For a less noisy good luck charm, try making this crafty shiny version to decorate your wall!

Personalised height chart

Huggies member M.McFadden came up with this great ‘See Me Grow’ chart to keep track of her child’s growth! Do this once a year to track your child’s growth, artistic flair and fashion sense.

Self portrait

This is a new age way to help your child learn to draw features such as eyes, noses and mouths. No more mirror gazing, just take a digital snap and enlarge the print for the perfect self-portrait blueprint!

Mr Grass Head

Lift the stocking out of the cup every second day and fill the cup with a little water until Mr Grass Head grows some hair.

Reindeer magnet

Add some Christmas cheer to your fridge this Christmas with this Rudolph the red nose reindeer magnet.

Handy flock of sheep

To create your own flock of handy sheep, all you need is some cardboard, scissors, glue and cotton wool.

Make your own drum

Huggies member C. Burrows from Te Awamutu, New Zealand has combined recycling, craft and musical activity with her do it yourself drum kit.

Moving Caterpillars

Create a colourful moving caterpillar with old toilet paper rolls and leftover craft materials.

Cardboard pirate hat

Ahoy there matey! Create your very own pirate hat using black cardboard paper, some tape, and a bit of imagination! Shiver me timbers!

Scrapbooking

Scrapbooking is the art of preserving your best memories in an album of your choice. There is no right or wrong way to do it and anyone of any age can give it a try. Use your scrapbook to document family history, tell the story of your holidays, create unique gifts for friends and family, or to keep your photos and memories organised. If your feel your child is a bit young to start scrapbooking don’t give up on the concept altogether get them to make a simple card.

Ladybug piñata

A pinata is a fun and memorable activity for any kids celebration, just remind your little ones that this beautiful creation is made to be broken, and that lots of candy is the reward!

Gingerbread family

Feeling creative in the kitchen? Craft meets cooking with this great activity for all ages, all you need is a batch of gingerbread men and some simple sugar icing for hours of fun.

Kids school bag tags

You’ll never have trouble finding your kid’s bag in the cloak room with these unique and colourful bag tags attached. Also a great way to to make an old school bag ‘new’ again!

Name tags for school bags

Encourage your kids to personalise their school bags with these tags, and at the same time, help the lost property monitor return your bag if it’s ever left out in the school yard!

Cute and Colourful Soaps

Make your own personalised soaps for bath time fun, or as a lovely gift for relatives.

Scrap fabric paper dolls

Start with a simple outline, add some imagination and the contents of your craft box, and you have endless possibilities!

Felted puppets

Felt is a soft and versatile fabric that is easy to use for a variety of crafts. This craft activity is simple with few materials required, but produces beautiful unique puppets that will keep your children entertained for hours.

Funny Felt Faces

Cut out your felt and attach to velco for almost endless face combinations that will keep your little ones entertained for hours!

Spaghetti marshmallow tower

Use marshmallows and uncooked spaghetti to create a wibbly wobbly tower.

Autumn Trees Collage

Celebrate the changing of the season, and encourage your little ones to notice the changes in the colour and texture of the leaves as they fall off the trees with this simple craft activity.

Decorative notebook

Select a theme and then give a makeover to your child’s notebooks and sketchpads!

Ice-block stick hotel

To create this ice-block stick hotel (or any other building of your choice!) you will need to collect a lot of ice-block sticks, or alternatively, you can buy them in bulk from any craft store. Gather your sticks and paint them in batches. Then you just need some glue and some imagination.

Owl collage

This owl collage is a great way to introduce bubs to different textures and bring the colours and smells of nature to your craft table.

Funky Bird Feeder

“My 7 year old daughter wanted to make a craft out of something recycled. We chose to make a bird feeder out of an old icecream container.”

Winnie the Pooh Colouring in Sheets

Have hours of fun colouring in any one of these fantastic Winnie the Pooh colouring in templates.

Meet the Characters from the 100 Acre Wood

Meet the wonderful characters of The 100 Acre Wood and find out all about their funny ways.

Spot the Difference

Download this fun Spot the Difference Winnie the Pooh sheet.

Winnie the Pooh Matching Game

A fun matching activity that also helps your child’s brain development.

Winnie the Pooh Maze

Help Winnie the Pooh and his friends to find their way through the 100 Acre Wood maze.

Winnie the Pooh Puzzlers

Help Pooh get more honey from the beehive – lots of giggles and fun for everyone!

Winnie the Pooh Hoot Owl Cupcakes

Make your very own Hoot Owl cupcakes!

How to Draw Eeyore

Watch the video for a step-by-step guide on how to draw Eeyore.

How to Draw Tigger

Watch the video for a step-by-step guide on how to draw Tigger.

How to Draw Winnie the Pooh

Watch the video for a step-by-step guide on how to draw Winnie the Pooh.

Get to know the characters from the 100 Acre Wood

Watch this incredibly moving short video about all of your favourite characters from the 100 Acre Wood.

Winnie the Pooh Dot to Dot

Connect the dots on this Winnie the Pooh dot to dot and colouring in sheet.

Pooh's Big Show - An Interactive Game

This easy to play, interactive game will delight your baby.

Homemade fish aquarium

A fun and artistic activity that can be as elaborate as you like!

Spring sunflowers

Your child will love creating these bright and colourful flower masks.

Funky shoes

A fun and creative activity for kids that will let them show off their artistic flair.

Coloured pasta necklaces

Your child will have a ball making their very own necklaces. They can even try making bracelets, anklets or a colourful belt if they’re feeling adventurous!

Milk carton toy bus

With just a few items from the recycling bin, your child can create a fun and colourful bus for their toys! Great for small dolls or Fisher Price little people.

Christmas tree stars

Not sure what to do with that huge pilr of your child’s artwork? How about decorating your Christmas tree! Christmas tree stars are really simple to make and they look fantastic. The key is to have lots and lots of stars for maximum effect.

Homemade paint

Make your own paint at home! Safe for kids and fun for everyone.

Easter hat

A quick and colourful Easter hat that you and bub can make together.

Tinker Bell's garden

Get in touch with nature with this fun and floral activity.

Garden pictures

A fun activity combining outdoors exploring and craft. Your child will love displaying their creation when they’re done!

Horse stable

You and your child can create this fun and colourful stable using just a tissue box and some craft sticks!

Valentines Day heart

Let bub get their hands dirty with this fun craft activity! Perfect for getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit, or just to make a cute homemade gift for dad.

Life size birthday card

This is a fantastic way to show grandparents or other relatives how much your little ones have grown!

Clay frog

This is a fun craft activity that mums and kids can do together (or you can prepare the clay and then let the kids amuse themselves painting it!)

Birthday party lolly boxes

My son loved doing this craft activity as it was for his special day and all his friends (and their parents) thought it was so nice that he went to that extra effort for his party. Made him feel really special!

Paper bag dolls

Your child will have a ball making this paper doll and decorating their new friend. (Plus it’s a great way to use up old newspapers or junkmail!)

Silver leaves

This is a great activity to do with your child during autumn.

Box cars

Kids will have a blast, and be kept entertained for hours making their very own box car, plane or boat!

Petrol bowser for the kids bikes

Submitted by Huggies member Candice, SA

Paper plate owl

Help bub with their painting, gluing and shapes skills by making this cute paper plate owl together.

Christmas kisses tree

This was is a great idea for Christmas gifts to family and teachers.

Robot head

Grab an old cardboard box and help your bub make their very own robot head!

Paper plate fish

Let the kids show off their artistic flair with this fun fishy craft activity!

Tissue Box Monster

A simple craft activity to turn your recycling into fun times for your kids!

Dinosaur cards

Get crafty with the little ones and make these fun dinosaur cards together.

Christmas calendar

Get into the Christmas spirit and make your very own advent calendar at home!

Crazy paper pom-poms

These fabulous pom poms are not only fun to make, but they will look fantastic hanging in your home! The perfect party decoration.

Roadway for toy cars

Create a special roadway for your little one to play with their toy cars. Thanks to Huggies member Linda for sending this in!

Paper mache helmet

Help your little one make their very own paper mache helmet with this fun craft activity!

Finding Nemo colouring sheets

Download these fun colouring in sheets for your “Litte Swimmer” and enjoy bringing scenes from Finding Nemo to life with a touch of colour.

Candy cane reindeer

Get into the festive spirit by turning your regular candy canes into reindeer ones! Submitted by Huggies member Tegan.

Moving story picture

Bring your child’s favourite story to life – or create your own – with this clever moving story picture activity. Thanks to Huggies mum Joanne for submitting.

Jet pack

Thanks to Huggies mum Heather for submitting this activity. Her son actually believed this jet pack would make him fly!

Paper angel

Get the kids to make a cute paper angel – all you need is a piece of paper, a bit of glue, and some imagination!

Fluffy easter bunny

Your little one can make a cute fluffy Easter bunny with this simple craft activity. All you need is tissues, paper, glue and textas!

Paper gingerbread houses

You don’t need to spend a lot of money on Christmas gifts for neighbours or teachers. Get the kids to make these cute little paper houses. They can get creative and decorate them to their heart’s content!

Birds nest

Help your little ones explore and learn about nature by building a “birds” nest! Your child can help collect sticks from the garden and choose the feathers to make your birds.

Magazine mash

If your child is old enough to tear paper, they’re old enough for this fun craft activity!

Big thanks to Huggies mum Jade for this activity.

Collage rainbow

Grab some colourful scrap paper and create a beautiful rainbow with your child. Don’t forget to hang it on the fridge when you’re done!

Easter eggs in a nest

Celebrate the Easter spirit with your little one by making these bright and sparkly eggs in their very own nest.

Special thanks to Huggies mum Katrina for sharing this craft activity with us.

Penguin toilet roll character

Make a penguin character using a toilet roll and simple craft supplies. Then you can have lots of ‘Penguin Fun’ with your little one.