Updates from Jeni Utley

Creating a DIY Christmas wreath with your preschooler is a great way to bring out their creativity, build fine motor skills, teach them about colors and handprints, and bond with them during the holiday season. 

Having your preschooler design their own Christmas card is a great way to get into the holiday spirit. With minimal supplies, there's endless potential for creativity.

Turning a door into a snowman is a fun and easy DIY craft that will keep your little ones entertained while enhancing their creativity and imagination. It doesn't require expensive materials and can be done in a short time. So, why don't you give it a try this winter and let your child enjoy the gift of creating something special? 

Keep up with the spirit of the season with the fun and festive "Cut Santa's Beard" Scissor Activity for preschoolers. This activity is a fantastic way for kids to develop their fine motor skills while adding festive decorations to your home.

Decorating a Christmas tree with your preschooler doesn't have to be stressful or messy. With a little bit of creativity and planning, you can create a safe and engaging activity that your child will look forward to every year. From felt trees to play dough creations, there are many different activities to choose from. So gather some materials, put on some festive music, and enjoy some special time with your little ones this holiday season.