I love the idea of book picnics. It makes something like reading a book into an adventure. Thank you for the great list.
What a great collection of ideas! I’m going to use this as a reference the next time we have bad weather! Thanks for including The Jersey Momma in your post!
This turned out great! I’ve already pinned it and will share on Twitter & Facebook too! Thank you for including Mom Meets Blog in your round-up!
You did a fantastic job on everything 🙂 Thank you for inviting and including Stay at Home Momma Life!!
These are wonderful! I know a lot of Mommas that are going to want these ideas! Thanks for including Daily Momtivity!
Great ideas. Thanks for organizing them by age! We love to play games too, although there’s not many we can all play together (at least with out a bit of frustration.) Living in Seattle, we have a lot of rainy days!! My kids love to play in the garage with balls, jump ropes and hula hoops!
Marina, thank you for featuring my indoor activity on your blog post. It’s so interesting to read what other moms are doing with their kids at different ages. A great post!
Great list. I especially love the masking tape trail and the book picnic.
This is a great list! My little guy is two next month and he also loves to knock down block towers! I will definitely have to let him “wash dishes” soon too!
Hey Marina~ This is an excellent post and reference for moms! Pinning it to my grown daughter’s pinterests and to mine as well. Never know when I’ll be babysitting my grandkids and in need of some indoor fun! Thanks so much for including the Little Shack on the Hill’s ideas!
There are so many wonderful activities to do with little ones in this post. I think you did a great job with this roundup. I’m sure you had so many options to choose from it had to be hard to only choose 25. Thanks for taking the time to do this for us mothers.
What awesome ideas. It’s always tricky trying to entertain on those rainy days. I love the book picnic idea…I am going to try that one.
I love these ideas! A great reference for the future as well.
So many great ideas! Thank you so much for this! Definitely sharing with my twitter and Pinterest followers.
Great ideas! I especially like the dish washing idea. I will do it with my toddler.
Love this list! It is so hard to find things to do when you must stay indoors!
I love the sushi making idea. I used to play blocks with my boys when they were little. Now the boys build space ships and towers with their blocks. Thanks for sharing on Small Victories Sunday link up.
So many great ideas here! Thanks for including me.
This is great. Thank you so much for including me on your great list. 🙂 These are fantastic.
Love the post! Thank you for the feature.
This is perfect! There is so much here and it is super helpful. Thanks!
I love this list of indoor activities! You did a great job!!!
Thank you for sharing these wonderful ideas with us at Mommy Monday!
While I do from time to time have “organized” activities, For the most part, I find my boys have the most fun and come up with the best activities when left to their own imaginations! Thanks you so much for sharing on the (mis)Adventures Mondays Blog Hop. I look forward to seeing what you share this week!
Oooh, so many wonderful suggestions here and I love how they are divided up by age group!
What fun ideas! I just love that book picnic one!
My oldest niece and nephew LOVE making crafts so whenever I see them, that’s something we like to do. That and visiting the library and doing their events/crafts if we can.
So many great ideas here. I did many with my girls over the years. Painter’s tape is a wonderful thing because you can stick it anywhere without concern of damaging finishes: on the floor, on furniture, across a door. I think it is interesting to see how different children engage with different activities. Some will be delighted to read books all days, while others need to move around. Hard for Mom if you’ve got one of each, right? One thing we used to enjoy was a penny hunt (for older kids). Low price, and kept them busy for awhile!
Love the article! I used to “help” Mom wash dishes when I was little. She always included me in everything and I believe that is one of the things that made us so very close!
Fun ideas for all ages!