Balloon ball

Add some fun to your next celebration with these easy DIY balloon designs! From arches to centerpieces, these balloon decorations will make your party pop!

You know what scares the crap out of me? Balloons and babies in the same room. Babies (and toddlers, too) love to try to bite them. I'm always so scared that the balloon will pop and hurt the child,...

Ella loves balloons, but she is pretty rough with them. They usually end up popping. This fun little cover helps keep the balloon from popp...

Kids love squishies but they can be expensive to buy. Ever wondered how to make your own squishy stress ball? You can make your own balloon squishy balls in minutes. They’re so easy and fun to make. And even more fab to squish. #balloonsquishyballs #DIYstressballs #DIYsquishystressball #howtomakestressballs #balloonsquishies

How to make a stress ball. Easy DIY Stress Ball. A great SENSORY Toy for autistic kids or kids with sensory processing issues. Also fun for Father's Day as well as a teacher appreciation gift. Great Stress Ball Craft. Balloon Stress Ball DIY. How to make a stress ball with a balloon and flour. What is in a stress ball.

These covers were one of those things that I had seen around and thought was such a great idea. "One day I'll make some of those...". When I finally got around to experimenting and going through with it last week I couldn't believe I had put it off that long! So easy and fast. And they have been the number one toy here with both Mr 2.5 and Miss 4.5 since I finished them. We love balloon covers! You will need two contrasting fabrics and the pattern (available here). Cut six of the curved…

DIY stress balls are SO EASY to make! With a balloon and flour or rice you can make a super fun, super squishy stress ball that's perfect for busy hands!

It's so fun to make homemade stress balls with playdough! These playdough stress balls are squishy, moldable, and SO EASY to make.

We’ve been teaching our little nugget all about emotions lately. As parents, it is extremely helpful to point out and label different emotions, so that your little ones can begin to learn how to classify, and appropriately navigate, the myriad of feelings that they can experience on any given day. I had been searching for […]