DIY Busy Bags with Straws for Toddlers - Cheap and Easy
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- How to make your own DIY Busy Bags with milkshake straws. I'll show you have to make several activities suitable for multiple skill levels. It's simple and cheap!
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It's 2024 and still loving your videos!
Wonderful ideas, thank you.
You are so welcome!
These are brilliant ideas ...love it ...so creative
mrmor26 TY so much. I need things to be easy!
I love your ideas
Thank you so much!
Amazing!
Amazing
Thank you!
Your welcome we make bracelets with this activity
Great ideas! I was really needing some inspiration to keep my 2 years 1/2 old child busy for a few as I am taking care of her younger brother! Thank you so much I am going to carry to watch the next videos! Thank you for your creativity!! :-)
i like your learning ideas the flash cards are great idea
Thank you!
great and easy idea!
+Momma Schmooze Reviews Thank you so much! Sometimes the simple and easy ones are the best ones! Thank you so much for stopping by to watch. I really appreciate your comment!
Such a great idea! I saw those straws at IKEA on my last trip. Thinking I need to pick them up and make a new busy bag!
Robyn Brennan Yes! I did too, they were a great deal. I think there were 200 in a pack.
You have some super cute ideas! Just found your channel from "Do it on a Dime-family". So glad she mentioned you!!
Robyn Brennan Oh yay! I love Do it on a Dime... she's fantastic. So glad you found me. I hope you find inspiration in my videos. Thanks for the comment too, I love reading them.
Well I've loved all the busy bag ones so far! Can't wait to see the rest! Great job and keep 'Em coming!
Awww... thank you! You made me smile!
Found your channel through Do It On A Dime, I gotta say that I love it! I especially love your activity bags.
jacquelyn trinidad so glad you found me and commented. :)
Vry nice dear
i definitely love ur ideas! thanks for shariang :)
Carley Chan Thanks so much for your sweet comment. I hope you find some inspiration for your own activities.
Gals doitonadime mentioned u in her video, I am finding ur videos entertaining and helpful. Wish I had developed an interest in toddler activities sooner but it's never too late!! Keep up the good work:-)
love all your videos!!
+Sehrish Raja
You can also get half-dozen muffin tins at the Dollar Tree and can sort up to 6 colors with one tray. Great ideas!
Krista Newton Fantastic idea! Love!
Love your videos! Just wanted to add you can also cut the straws to different lengths and sort them that way too. :) Keep the videos coming please!
+Brianna Richter Oh yes! That is a fabulous idea, thank you so much for suggesting it. Love it! Straws have so much possibilities. I appreciate you commenting. :o)
Hey thanks for the video. My daughter is 1.5 year old can you please suggest some activities or DIY for her age.
Of course... try looking at this playlist for some ideas. ua-cam.com/play/PL25ORrARxlo-Z59EvTbr7PXkLb3pcMlam.html
Ok so I love all your ideas and I think they're amazing, but here's the thing. I have 3 boys ages 6,4,2. They are extremely active and when they're all together (especially with the 2 year thrown in there) they never last long with activities like this. I've tried many times to come up with sensory bins and busy bag ideas like this. I put a whole bunch of effort into creating it, and then the big moment comes to try it out and they only last a few minutes because pretty soon they are throwing the straws at each other or blowing in each other's ears with them. My kids also just don't seem to have a lot of patience for doing a repetitive activity. It's like once they've strung a few beads, they're done and will never want to do that activity again. Does anyone else have this problem? How do you set rules and expectations for your kids when they are playing with the busy bags. What do you do if they lose interest too quickly? Would LOVE any tips, because I really would love to make these work for our family!
Sometimes activities don't work... in which case, I would try some different ones. I do set rules and expectations and I start with simple. I do make sure that they are in a good mood for the activity too. Sounds like you have an active bunch. I would make sure your activities have a lot of movement. Have you tried obstacle courses?
The edges of pipe cleaner is sharp so is it safe for kids.
Some are and some aren't, it depends on the brand. So be on the lookout and use supervision if it is a concern. It hasn't been a problem for us.
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