Brampton moms and kids love the sensory activities momstown provides at our many events. Kids have the chance to explore a new material, enjoy free play, and with Edible Sand, a taste test is a must!
Edible Sand
It’s Sip and Stroll Season
Slip on your sneakers, ditch the winter coat and out you go! What could be better than going for a walk with your baby? And I don’t mean doing laps at the mall!
Pool Noodle Flowers
There are flowers at Chapters Brampton, just in time for Mother’s Day! This is a very easy craft for kids of all ages to make. It’s so simple (and inexpensive) why not make a whole bouquet!
Brampton Toddlers Enjoy Sensory Time
Do you have a baby who is on the move? A toddler who wants to play with the box rather than the toy that came in it? Are you a Brampton mom that is looking for activities to take your kids to? Then momstown movers and Toddler Time are the perfect programs for you.
How to Make Melted Rainbow Crayons
Have you ever noticed kids have more fun breaking crayons than colouring with them? Here’s the perfect idea to use up your broken crayons. Add some paper and watch your kids create rainbows!
Parachute Songs for Kids
Children of all ages love to play with the parachute. They love the soothing songs, the bright colours and most of all…the excitement of running underneath.
Easy Mother’s Day Gifts by Brampton Kids
Guaranteed easy and low cost, here’s a great gift the kids can make Mom for Mother’s Day.
Edible Playdough
We all know playdough is a favourite playtime activity but we don’t usually introduce it until the child is old enough to understand not to put it in their mouth. However, with Edible Playdough, you don’t have to worry about that!
Easy Paper Plate Easter Bunny Masks
Kids love to play make-believe and this mask allows them to bring out their bouncy bunny-self. You will no doubt have all these items on hand for an easy and inexpensive Easter craft.
Earth Hour Easy Crafts for Toddlers
Saturday March 28 from 8:30-9:30 pm is a time to recognize Earth Hour. Turn out the lights and power down as a symbolic gesture to bring awareness to the way we use energy in our daily lives.
