Sensory play is so important for little ones! Parents can create these touchy feely frames for their babies. Just take the glass out of any extra frames you are not using, or you can buy a pack for cheap, and add in different safe materials for great sensory play!

The perfect way to bring some beach life to your backyard is by making a sandbox table! When the kids are done playing with the sand, put the top back onto the table and it is a perfect picnic table too. This DIY project is a two for one.

Play-dough is one activity that all kids love to do for long periods of time! This activity can free up a parent to be able to get anything done around the house they need to, while their kids stay busy. The best part about this one is that making the homemade play-dough only takes ten minutes!

Spring break and summertimes means lots of water activities! Instead of bringing those wet towels into the house and drip everywhere, you can make this homemade towel rack to put outside. This is made with PVC, so make sure you have everything it lists to put it together.

Sometimes the weather makes it near impossible to play outside. That is when you can bring the outdoor fun, such as camping, inside the house! This playhouse can be used for imagination play during the day and a camping sleepover at night.

Minecraft has been a game that kids have enjoyed for years! The fad of Minecraft does not seem to be going away anytime soon, instead it just becomes more popular. These Minecraft pillows will impress your kids and the best part is that there is no sewing involved in making them!

This skateboard swing brings an entire new fun element to a swing set. Kids can pretend to be skateboarding and get to stand up safely while swinging! Imagination play while getting in exercise is a great combo.

All parents understand the frustration of finding legos throughout the entire house and especially by stepping on them, ouch! This easy DIY project will help keep lego a bit more organized in one location. It also sets up a fun table for your kids to create their lego masterpieces.

Sidewalk chalk seems a bit boring compared to this fun foam paint! The ingredients to make it are all products already around the house and the clean up is just as easy, baby wipes! This will be fun for all budding artists to be.

This easy DIY project will help organize all the toy cars into one space! It is functional but also adds to a child’s playtime. Your kids will have a place to “park” their cars in the “garage,” so simple and fun.

Kids might not agree with it but they love schedules. When kids have a schedule the day goes by a lot smoother for children and for their parents. What a great idea!

One way to improve your backyard is by adding in this simple and large chalkboard. The size of this chalkboard will help your children’s imaginations run wild. This gives children the opportunity to play outdoors and let their artsy side show.

Instead of purchasing light saber replicas that are hard and can hurt during playtime, parents should create these light sabers from pool noodles. These light sabers are safe in the water and in the house. They are easy to assemble too!

If you kids love outer space a great DIY project for your family is to make these homemade rocket packs. Your children will love to pretend they are astronauts taking off on their rocket ship!

A perfect addition to the decor of tea time are these DIY cake pillows. If your little one loves tea time or even just loves cake, then these cake pillows will be perfect in their room. They are insanely cute and easy to make.

An amazing way to pause a time in your life is by these handmade handprint frames. Every person in the household or family picks a color for their individual handprint. Then going from biggest to smallest, leave your handprint on top of each other. A family will always be able to remember how small their child was for a moment in time.

These DIY mushroom decor stools will help spruce up any room, but especially a kids room. Any fan of Alice in Wonderland should add these stools to their room. This DIY project only asks for three required items: logs, glue, and pillow tops.

Movie nights are always a family favorite, but families should go one step further and make their movie nights go outside. Moving a family movie night outside will create an entire new adventure for your kids and it is simple to do.

Many children experience anxiety and/or are very impatient during times of stillness. A great way to combat this is by giving your child a lap buddy. These lap buddy animal pillows will give your child something to hold onto and a sense of relief.

The next time you are at a dollar store or kitchen outlet, make sure to buy a few cheap cookie sheets! A great DIY project with cookie sheets are these chore charts. This will give a visual component for your child to stay accountable for their daily chores.

Any toy or activity is ten times more fun when it glows in the dark, just ask any child! This DIY project will give your child glow in the dark play dough. It is safe, all natural ingredients and way cooler than normal play dough.

Who would have thought that any spare tires that you have can create amazing floor seating for your children. These adorable tire seats can create a great reading nook for your children in their own rooms or even in the corner of a living room. Every child wants a comfortable place to read and these DIY tire seats will give them just that.

Getting your child into the bath can be the worst time of the day for many parents. Some children hate bath time with their entire being. A great way to try and lure your child into the bath is with fun homemade soap. If parents make bath time an adventure into their imagination, it might ease some of that struggle. These shark attack soaps would be fun for children that love sharks!

If your little one is not into sharks, maybe these DIY lego soaps is more up their alley. Kids will be able to get clean and “play” with legos at the same time. If a parent adds in actual lego to the bath time it would help create an even better bath environment.

The types of DIY soaps that can be made is endless. This is helpful since all children have their own unique interests. One more great DIY soap is this goldfish in a bag soap. Kids will think it is fun to take a bath with a goldfish!

Do you want to add a garden in your children’s room to bring some life to their room, but you know they would not take care of live plants? If your answer was yes, then this DIY cactus garden is perfect for you. Every family has extra socks lying around and those socks could make a cactus garden instead!

Just because Fourth of July is held during the summertimes, does not mean you cannot create an art project for your kids for it! This craft project will be a hit at your next Fourth of July celebration. All you will need is paper, paint, salt and glue for your children to create their own fireworks.

Any budding skateboarder would love their room to be decorated with these DIY skateboard shelves. This mom found mini skateboards were more efficient to complete this project and it was cheaper! This would make you the cool parent for decorating your kids room with these!

Every child deserves to know that their art is worthy of being framed. Art is such an important facet for children to discover. This DIY project will help children create art already in a frame! It is also a great project to keep their art supplies organized into one space, especially their paper!

Most children want to eat the slime they play with, but cannot because it is not edible. This DIY slime is made from Starbursts and completely edible! While adults will think that is completely disgusting, kids will be ecstatic!

Parents usually have to tell their children to stop climbing the walls inside their house, but not with this creative inside rock wall! This inside DIY rock climbing wall will help get your kids energy out while they are inside. What an awesome idea.

Emojis are fun for adults and kids alike. While adults use them in their texts, kids love the Emoji movies. One way to impress your child is to create these emoji pillows for the house. Everyone can pick their favorite emoji and have it created into their personal pillow.

Creating this DIY cardboard house will let your child’s imagination run wild. The cardboard house can be a spaceship, tent, or cave. The possibilities are endless, which makes this project worth the time it takes to create.

Every child deserves a make-believe kitchen. Playing kitchen is a staple for all children and this DIY play kitchen is perfect for those parents on a budget. Keep an eye out for used entertainment centers on sale in your community and online to create this fun masterpiece for your kids!

Slime is already fun for children, but creating magnetic slime takes the fun one step further! This magnetic slime project only needs four ingredients and will complete wow your kids! Just make sure they realize this is definitely not edible slime.

Does your children have extra toys laying around that they do not play with but still love? Well, creating the toys into a personal light fixture in their room can be the solution. Your kids will be able to show off their toys still but not have them laying around not being played with and taking space.

Sensory play is highly important for babies. It can be hard for parents to have many different sensory items around their house that is safe for their babies. One great idea is to create sensory bags. One of those sensory bags include this frog pond sensory bag. It has many different items within the bag to include different touch senses.

If your children love dinosaurs but do not play with their dinosaur toys anymore, use those old dinosaur toys and transform them into bookends. This DIY project will rid those old dinosaur toys from the room and create a fun space on the bookshelf.

Parents do not want to miss a second of their children’s childhood. Children grow so fast and it all goes by in a flash. A great way to keep the memories of their childhood is by creating a space in the house to measure their height throughout the years. A great DIY project to do this is creating a giant ruler on a wall.

It is always nice to teach children the importance of helping out, especially in the garden and lawn. Many tools they cannot use because of their age, so parents should create tools that are safe for children. An easy one is this watering can made from a milk jug.