Infant manipulative activities

Rainbow themed fine motor activities for kids

Here is a handmade DIY zipper board for kids, which is great for developing fine motor skills, independence and sensory awareness. Suitable for ages 1 to 5.

Two supplies and 5 minutes gets you a simple and fun fine motor activity for infants to encourage grasping, passing and problem solving. 6 months old & up.

These baby sensory activities allow babies to learn about themselves, explore objects, and begin to understand how the world works.

Need to entertain a one year old? Try this easy tape rescue activity using household items! A quick and easy "taby" activity to try!

This Tugging Box Fine Motor Activity is a golden opportunity for some fine motor skills playtime! It will not just keep your little ones entertained, but it will also encourage and improve their developing fine motor skills. What is even better is that this homemade baby and toddler toy is both easy and cheap to make.

Button Sorting Cups - What a brilliant idea for your toddler/preschooler! Adding this to our collection of activities to promote fine-motor skills and color recognition! ≈≈

Blocks are fun, but can sometimes be heavy and loud (especially when a younger child is trying to sleep). Use pool noodles to make your own "quiet blocks"!