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This pop-up puppet will get lots of attention from your friends and family when you create your masterpiece. Craft a puppet with your many art skills and make a magic show with a rabbit in a hat, or water scene with a sailor in a boat. So many choices.
This fun egg carton craft project will help develop your child's fine motor skills and give them a fun homemade toy when you've finished making your recycled craft.
Making sock puppets is the ideal solution to the age-old household conundrum of odd socks. Don't go spending money on craft supplies - just make this cat sock puppet out of old bits and bobs.
Despite all the digital games available to children, you'll find that old fashioned imaginative play is still king. Puppets are a fantastic starting point and it doesn't take much to put on your own puppet show, particularly when you make your own puppet theatre first.
Turn an old towel into an upcycled bath puppet with this easy sewing craft. Your little bathtime friend will make bathtime that much easier.
This cute bunny puppet is made from an old sweater. It requires minimal sewing skills, and if you don't have a sewing machine, it's a small enough project to stitch by hand for older kids. A great handmade present for a newborn, it's also perfect for Easter.
What a great way to entertain the kids while travelling in the car. Nothing beats a nice big hug of the cute puppets as they drift off to sleep!
Showing your baby finger puppets can be one of the first interactive games to play. Baby games teach baby all kinds of language skills very early on.
Experimenting with puppets allows children to express all kinds of alter egos; all within the safe haven of imaginative play. Making your own sock puppets is a fun craft activity that can result in hours of creative play with the puppet itself.
Paint and puppets - the perfect combination for a creative afternoon. In fact, making these puppets is a big part of the fun. Help your kids create their own handheld theatre, then sit back and let them perform a puppet show for you.
It's pretty much a given that children pay more attention to stories when there are visual cues like pictures or animations to flesh out the narrative. Staging your own puppet show is a great way to get your child involved in actually telling the story as well.
Bluey is a six-year-old blue heeler pup who loves to play. Along with her friends and family, Bluey enjoys exploring the world and using her imagination to turn everyday life into an amazing adventure. Bluey, along with friends and family, have some fun activities for you and your family to have fun times together.
As a parent, it can be tough to come up with activities that will keep the kids entertained. But don't worry, we've got you covered! Here are 11 fun family activities that are sure to keep the kiddos occupied. From visiting the zoo to making crafts, there's something for everyone. So get out there and have some fun!
The coolest little capital in the world, Wellington is bursting with fun activities and attractions. Spend a day on the lively waterfront, get back to nature, or explore iconic locations for a great family holiday.
When you're facing a long journey in the car with the kids in the back, you really do need to initiate some activities to keep the kids entertained - both for their amusement and your sanity!
Looking for a few new toys to encourage imaginative play? Our 4-year old toy tester Aria reviews the Barbie Fashionista and Trolls World Tour Tiny Dancers Pack.
As the first of December approaches, families across the world will be setting up an Advent calendar to count down the days to Christmas with their children. Here's 10 ideas for awesome Advent calendars you can make.
To inspire your little one's play time, we've collaborated with Little Tikes and Planet Fun to ask Kiwi mums and dads to share how their little ones love to play.
When the kids are sick and really need to rest, boredom can set in quickly! Between the necessary naps, these activities will keep the kids occupied without them leaving their sickbed, and all the while keeping the noise level down and energy levels restrained.
When it's cold, windy and wet and playing outside isn't an option, how do you keep the kids interested and amused indoors? Try these 20 ideas.
