Toddler busy boards are a great way to keep your little ones entertained, inside or out! Learn how to make your own or buy them online with our guide.
Whether you have a busy 10-month-old who’s on the move, a 1-year-old who’s just started walking or a 2-year-old fully exploring every crevasse of your house, toddler busy boards are a great way to help your child learn through play.
Toddler busy boards incorporate bits and bobs you have lying around the house into one place, ensuring your little one is playing safely and touching household items they think they aren’t allowed to touch. Saves them grabbing for that remote or shoe lying around again, right? Toddler busy boards can also be known as sensory boards, fidget boards, activity boards or as Montessori educational toys and range for children anywhere between the age of 6 months to 3 years old.To get you started we’ve got 12 everyday items you can add to a board to create your own today.
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