Indoor Activities for Kids

We all have those days where all we want to do is take a break from work and indulge in a cozy and lazy day. Surprisingly, toddlers too burn all that buzzing energy, giving them the chance to rest and, more importantly, rejuvenate. While relaxing is a significant part of a lazy day, it does not mean your toddlers day should go entirely unproductive.

Indoor Activities for kids where you and your toddler can enjoy some lazy yet mildly productive days at home.

1- Puzzles- A simple and effortless way of getting the entire family involved in some mild activity during a lazy day. This will get your toddler to continue developing their cognitive and fine motor skills, while all of you enjoy some low strain activities together.

2- Printables- There is nothing better than splashing colors over some intricate mandalas and cartoon figures during a lazy afternoon. Don’t stop at colouring! You can also enjoy a variety of printable activities available online- from connecting the dots to handwriting sheets! We have created some pre-writing printables for your little superheroes. You could download it here.

3- Reading- There’s nothing better than cozying up with a book during a lazy day. Get your toddler to narrate a story from one of their favorite books and have a fun quiz or a discussion session at the end! This will help your toddler develop their reading skills, expand their vocabulary bank, guide them to communicate confidently, and will also give your toddler a chance to understand messages from the stories.

Have you had the chance to hear from our reading experts? Toddle provides a fun and interactive reading sessions that are conducted by some of our bibliophiles. Here is the link to our Book Reading video section.

4- TV- There is no lazy day without a television show/ movie marathon session. Choose a show or a movie favorable to all ages and huddle up in your blankets. Dive into genres of mystery, animated thrillers, etc. to ensure your toddler is hooked and cognitively responsive to the story while also enjoying the visuals.

5- Catch Up!- There’s no better time than during a lazy day to have your little one catches up with grandparents, friends, and family. In this way, your toddler will learn the importance of family, improve their oral skills while also engaging in some enlightening productive moments with near and dear ones.