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Not only does this mean less dishwashing, but cups can be kept at kid-height instead of up-high cupboards.
2. Use a Play-Doh confetti maker to make your own baby puff treats.
You can use ingredients that are so much better than the store-bought variety. Get the directions .
Get the directions and tons more examples .
4. A Capri Sun in the freezer becomes a fun and easy slushy.
Just freeze for six hours, cut the top open, and scoop out with a spoon!
6. Keep pacifiers clean in your bag with sauce-to-go containers.
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8. Repurpose a large pump dispenser to fill water balloons.
9. Liquid Bandage will seal in a temporary safety tattoo on your child.
If your child gets lost at the amusement park, your phone number is emblazoned right there on their arm. Get the directions .
10. The “You Shall Not Pass” sign provides a visual limit to how much toilet paper your child can take.
11. Easily make a Girl Scout cookie carrier out of a Tupperware tray and some duct tape.
It’ll make going door to door so much easier. Get the directions .
12. A rubber band will help kids grip pencils better.
13. Helichrysum is the essential oil you need for accident-prone kids.
It’s used by dentists to stop bleeding instantly. Read more about it .
15. Put a “safety spot” sticker on your car to ensure an older child doesn’t wander off while you load or unload the car.
You can improvise your own with a large, round sticker, or purchase the Parking Pal magnet .
16. A plastic cup will keep little hands safe when handling sparklers on the Fourth of July.
17. An inflatable pool makes a great safe play area for babies and toddlers.
18. A small spray bottle with 2 tablespoons of fabric softener and water = “Doll Hairspray.”
19. Another use for your glue gun: Plug up those holes in your bath toys so they don’t get all moldy.
20. Make sidewalk chalk in deodorant dispensers for mess-free drawing.
21. Dollar store shower caddies are great to have around for eating in the car.
22. Cut up pieces of fleece to create a teething guard for your baby’s crib.
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