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25 Fun and Frugal Indoor Activities for Toddlers
Classic Indoor Activity: Build a Fort!
Our family’s No TV Month Challenge is off to a great start! The kids have been good about not asking to watch TV at times when they normally do, and I’ve been doing much better with coming up with fun activities for them, so that they’re having so much fun playing, they really don’t even want to watch TV.
But, we’re only a week into the month. So, I’ve been browsing around Pinterest and the blogosphere to come up with even more fun ways to entertain my kids. And while there are lots of great activities out there, I also wanted to find ones that used what we already had around the house, or would be relatively cheap to put together. I don’t know about you, but I don’t have a fortune to spend on daily activities for my kids!
I’ve come up with enough activities to last me for the rest of the month, plus I’ve included a few that we’ve already done and have been hits with my kiddos.
Here are 25 Frugally Fun Indoor Activities for Kids:
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Krissa commented on Feb 11 12 at 11:42 amI’ve been meaning to try the doorway puppet theater for a long time now…it looks so fun!
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