People have been using codes throughout history to keep their messages private and my two little spies needed a way to sent their secret messages to each other too. So I came up with this simple paper plate decoder for them to have fun (:

Here is a quick demonstration how lungs work with a plastic bottle and two balloons I have prepared for Alex. When we pull knotted balloon, more space inside the bottle is created. To fill that space more air is sucked in thru the red balloon inflating it in the process. The opposite happens when...

Why not have a balloon boat race? There is no need to stress, all the materials can be found in the comfort of your own home.

These balloons are perfect for both children tactile sensory play and for stress relieve for grown-ups. We used corn flour, beans, peas and rice, but balloons can be filled with almost anything you have at home

I helped Max to make a sensory ball using a balloon and water beads so the whole family could enjoy playing with it

We have done this last Christmas and children’s excitement to Santa’s snowy footprints was so rewarding. You just need to spray water on the sole of the boots. Press the wet boot into the tray of baking powder and then press the boot down firmly onto the floor to leave a print

This saltwater density tower experiment will help you and your children understand density better. Density is the mass of a material per unit volume, and it is a fixed number for each material. The density of water is 997 kg/m³; however, we can increase it by adding salt and sugar to it. In this ...

We loved doing leaf rubbings and bark rubbings, but we needed to improvise when we found ourselves stuck at home. So here is our rubbing art project with LEGO bricks. How do you keep your children busy at home?

How to Make Rock Candy | Easy Homemade Rock Candy Recipe
Looking for some science fun that also results in a sweet treat? Look no further! We show you just how to make your own sugar crystals which double up as yummy rock candy! This tasty science experiment is perfect for learning about saturati...

Are you ready to make your own rubber band boats? This STEM craft is fun and engaging for children from start to finish. In less than 5 steps and with cheap resources or items you already have at home, you can make a boat that works with a propellor. Why not challenge your friends to make one too...

A beautiful raw chocolate made by Alex with love! This really simple recipe puts you in control of what chocolate your child tries. You can go all organic on it if you want. You can add anything you like to it: raisins, seeds, nuts... you name it! Whatever ingredients you choose, you will definit...

Today we're going to show you how to make a mesmerizing colour-spinning toy. This is a fun project for all ages. So get ready to create your own colourful spinning toy with this tutorial!

Sensory Soap Foam
Children learn through using their senses so sensory play isn’t just about fun, it’s also teaching them lots of new things! This sensory activity lets children discover a new bubbly texture. Why not extend this play by letting them explore new colours and scents? Set this quick...

Let’s make a little monkey toy for your playful little monkeys!

One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes, four. Can we turn a potato into something more? Yes! You can turn any old potato into a stamp. Cut them into different shapes, add some paint and print away. Here we make some lovely tulip prints perfect for a card. We also bring all the summer vibes with...

POM POM LAUNCHER! Great for sneak attacks or a game of pom-pom tag. It's really fun, and my boys were entertained for a while time with this quick and easy craft.⠀

Here are five fluffy crafts you can do with pom poms! I’ll show you a simple way to make bright and multicoloured pom-poms and how to turn them into cute crafts. This is such a fun activity to make together! ⠀

I like trying new exciting things with my boys. So I gave this homemade playdough/slime to Max for a new sensory experience. Have a look at his reaction when he touches it for the first time! (: The greatest thing about this recipe is that you only need two ingredients to make it work: cornflour ...

Matching origami rings! This cost-friendly and simple craft is great for everyone who loves to keep their fingers moving and their brains doing. Follow these easy steps, and you’ll be able to make your own paper jewellery too. And the best part is you can customise them to any colours and designs...

This craft is meant for a child and a parent to enjoy making together. How strong are your origami skills? Let's start with something simple to find out! Fold a paper crane and add colourful feathers to it!

Let’s brighten up the day with this DIY rainbow instrument and a joyful jingle to play for all! The panpipes are a woodwind instrument that has brought happiness all around, even back to ancient greek when they were first invented. These instruments are usually made from bamboo or reeds, but toda...

The science box that I have co-designed Trunkaroo includes a few activities and Alex continues exploring them one experiment at the time. This time we have done experiment with blooming flowers.

If you mix cornstarch and water (2 to 1), you will get a suspension that acts like a solid when you put a pressure on it, but then it can flow like a liquid. Perfect for messy play at any age. If you feel creative, add some food colouring to water before mixing it all together

Today we are making another origami - paper finger trap. Follow instructions to learn how to make an origami finger trap without glue.
Your friend will find it hilarious when paper toys sneakily snap at their fingers.