Diy toddler gifts

If you'd like to give a more personal, meaningful, special gift to your toddler or preschooler, this list of handmade gifts for toddlers has the answer!

These handmade toys are perfect for Christmas, Easter, Birthdays, and any holidays you like to give gifts. They are toys that kids will cherish forever. Check out this roundup of 20 amazing DIY projects that will keep your children entertained for hours on end!

How to make a homemade diy photo memory match game out of photos and wooden circles. Could also teach colors, shapes and patterns too. A great gift!

20 Inexpensive Homemade Gifts for Kids- an awesome collection of fun, easy to make gifts for kids. Not only will they save you money, they are unique and sure to be loved and enjoyed!

Use these top 10 sewing patterns for toddlers to make the cutest gifts for your children. Easy patterns you'll want to try out now!

How to make a fishing toy for kids with a pole that actually reels up the fabric fishes! Endless amounts of fun for the whole family!

Follow along this fishing game sewing tutorial to make a sweet gift for little loved ones! You can also read a little bit of the story behind the idea! The story behind the idea... Growing up I remember always counting down the days till my birthday. So much in advance it was probably more like

Cutest Diy Christmas gifts to sew for your grandkids - cool diy gift ideas for kids they will love. The best part? These ideas for handmade gifts for kids are fun and easy. Try them out now!

If your kids like making homemade gifts to give to parents, grandparents and teachers at Christmas, these ideas are gorgeous AND they're useful and practical. No more gifts that get tucked away in a drawer when the holidays are over. You'll be proud to use and display these kid-made gifts. #HappyHooligans #Homemade #Gifts #Kid-Made #KidsCrafts #CraftForKids #Christmas #GiftGiving #KeepSake #Toddler #Preschooler #ELementary #Tween #Teen #Daycare

One of my all time favorite games, memory. As a kid my siblings and I spent multiple hours playing the old school Milton-Bradley version. I loved it! As Mae started to get old enough for games I couldn't help but go out and buy a version for him. However, I soon realized that a two year old not only lacks the attention span for a very long game but also the cards were bent and twisted in a short amount of time. So last September as his birthday approached I thought I would create a version…