[Childcare] Recommended for toddlers! Toy ideas you can make and play with

Pool cue headband holder

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Here’s how to make a cute headband holder using a pool noodle.

First, attach double-sided tape in about five spots on the pool noodle, then wrap it with fabric scraps as if you’re covering it.

Put some double-sided tape at the starting point, leave about 3 cm unwrapped, and trim off any excess.

Thread a ribbon through the center, and you’ve got a hanging-style holder! You can also make a base out of cardboard to turn it into a stand.

It’s meant for hanging headbands, but it could also be used to seat dolls or as a stacking game to keep blocks from toppling.

Give it a try!

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Balance tree of pool cue sticks

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Hello! We’re Soramame Kids, the Language Classroom! 😊 Today we’re introducing the “Balance Tree”! This game aims to develop: • The ability to think ahead • Control of force/pressure • Following rules 🌟 You can buy the pool sticks at Seria 🎵 Please try making it and playing with it 🥹💕 If you watch the video to the end, please Like, Comment, and Save! Thank you so much 🥰 Soramame Kids, Language Classroom Soramame Kids Kagoshima therapy Developmental support for children Child Development Support Center After-school day service Indoor play Recreation

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Let me introduce an exciting, heart-pounding balance tree made from pool noodles.

Get your materials ready: a pool noodle, a utility knife, plastic bottle caps, stickers, tape, and a paper cup.

Cut the pool noodle in half and make slits where the branches will fit.

Since you’ll be cutting with a utility knife, it’s best to start with small cuts and gradually adjust to the size you need.

Take the remaining half of the pool noodle, slice it lengthwise to create the branches.

Fit the trunk into the paper cup, insert the branches, and you’re done.

Try placing a spinning top—made by stacking two plastic bottle caps together with their indented sides facing each other—on it and enjoy the wobbly balance tree!

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Let’s try stacking or arranging the pool cues!

Here are some ways toddlers can enjoy playing with pool noodles! It’s fun to have plenty of pool noodles cut into pieces that fit in a child’s hand.

First, prepare a long string or rope threaded with the cut pool noodles.

If you stretch it horizontally at the child’s height, they can enjoy sliding the noodles left and right.

You can also stick hook-and-loop fasteners to the wall and the pool noodles so kids can attach them to the wall, or try stacking the pool noodles to build.

Have fun exploring different ideas!

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Space Travel Game

Crafts: A fun game powered by magnets, “Space Travel Game” #shorts #handmadeToys #crafts

Let me introduce a handmade space travel game.

Prepare 10 round magnets, round stickers, straws, and construction paper, and let’s make it together.

For the spaceship, attach a straw to a magnet, stick on a round sticker, and draw a rocket illustration.

Next, create a flight course for the spaceship on a base sheet of construction paper.

Cut black construction paper into circles and glue magnets at the center to make black holes.

Stick several of these black holes along the course, and you’re done.

Pilot the spaceship and try to reach the goal without getting swallowed by the black holes.

Climbing ladybug

Easy magnet craft! A climbing ladybug! Recycle plastic wrap and toilet paper cores! #crafts #handmadeToys #summerVacationCrafts #recycledCrafts

Climbing up! Sliding down! A freely moving ladybug is so much fun! Here’s an idea for a climbing ladybug.

For children, ladybugs are familiar insects they see in picture books or on walks, right? This unique idea makes it look like the ladybug is playfully roaming around.

What you’ll need: round magnets, a toilet paper tube, a plastic wrap tube, a half-sphere of Styrofoam, wooden sticks or chopsticks, construction paper, pens, scissors, and double-sided tape.

Give it a try!