Valentine’s day is near! Time for everything red, pink and heart-shaped; and for all our busy mommys it means cupcakes, chocolate and VALENTINE’S DAY CARDS!
If you are anything like us we don’t believe in anything BASIC we go all the way and challenge ourselves to do better than last year. We know is really hard to compete especially against yourself so we want to give a head start with our awesome DIY valentine's day card ideas.
Get ready to get your hands dirty, here we go!
Valentine's day is probably the 2nd biggest candy holiday in the year right after Christmas and we know a sweet tooth when we see one! The red and pink day almost is exclusively about CHOCOLATE so what better way to say “Happy Valentine’s day” than surprising your child’s classmates with the two best sweets in the world, chocolate & ICE CREAM!
This is super easy and super fun to do with your little ones using an ice-cream maker! You can go all out on decorations like chocolate sprinkles would go well with RED VELVET ICE CREAM!
We recommend small plastic containers for each serving and it will look super cute with little red and pink spoons attached with a bow or string.
Why invest in individual gifts when they can have one big heart! Teach children the meaning of sharing during the international day of love and friendship!
CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
Do you remember having a friendship bracelet? Where you promised to be friends from kindergarten and beyond? Yes, we remember those days! So instead of a plain old card give you kiddos the chance to make lasting friendships!
You don’t need anything too fancy just a bag of multi-colored rubber bracelets, little plastic bags to place the bracelets, red and pink sting to make a little bow and a tiny note on each one that reads Want to be my BFF?“
Oh every kid loves bubbles! But better wait till recess for this one, it might get messy!
This ideas is relatively inexpensive, all you need is to have enough mini bubble bottles for the whole class and a heartfelt note from your little one to their friends. Then, LET THE FUN BEGIN!
They do say that Valentine’s day is not so much about Cupid but about CANDY! Why give someone cand AND a card if they can have it all in one?
This is a fun and simple project you can do with you little ones all you need is to buy some good old fashioned valentine’s day cards and a bag of candy. Take double sided tape and GO CRAZY stick as much candy as you and your kiddos like!
What kid, boy or girl, doesn't love a superhero? Meet SUPER POP regular lollipop by day, but crime fighting and taste buds defender by night! You’re kids will play more and eat less!
All you’ll need is tape, multi-colored mini paper capes and masks cut outs and let the saga begin! You can have a blast defending the universe with your kids while you create heros out of lollipops!
You never need an occasion to enjoy a good s’more! Your kid will be the most popular one in class! What better than a classic wrapped as a present with a pink bow and a little note that says ”S’more hugs please!” We sense a cuteness overload!
This recipe is really fun to make with your kids since they can use their hands to form the little balls that make the pops!
What's better than a card THAT YOU CAN EAT! Follow this fun recipe you can do with your kids made with thing you have at home! Nothing says you care more than a heart shaped cookie!
FOR THE BUTTERCREAM
If you want get creative and you want to make a very special gift to your daughter's BFF you might want to go with this one:
You’ll need:
Place crayons in any color order you want on the canvas and place them really close with glue until they form a heart. Then melt the crayons until it looks like a melted heart. Remember to be careful of the drips since they might burn!
Let it cool and your masterpiece is finito!
Although your kids always have the key to your heart, it’s always fun to see them play pretend with their friends saying that they found the key to each other's hearts!
For this project you’ll have to do a bit of arts and crafts by yourself before getting the kiddos involved! Cut out big heart shaped paper keys and locks, you can draw or print them if you like. Then, it's time for fun tame for baby and me! Let your little ones find their inner artist by coloring with crayons and decorating with glitter!
Once done, take your hole make and make one little hole on each figure to secure a pink or red string so the kiddies can wear them around their necks and play until their hearts are unlocked!
This is one of the simplest homemade valentine cards for kids, it’s especially convenient for super busy moms that almost forgot that valentine’s day is this week!
All you’ll need is a funny cupid’s drawing and a little box of crayons; one for everyone!
Remember presentation is key so you can place the drawing in a pretty red folder and you and your little one can spend some time together decorating the crayon boxes with heart shaped stickers!
This is a fun one to do with older kids. You’ll need some parchment paper, plastic toy insects, glue and sharpie. Draw a big mason jar (or your kid can draw it if they want), then decorate the bottom with glitter and glue the plastic bug in the middle, but just a little just in case the recipient of the cart wants to play with it.
We recommend giving the gurly bugs the our little ladies like bees, butterflies, fireflies and ladybugs!
This toddler valentine cards is perfect for snack time at daycare! It’s a lot more nutritious than candy and takes little to no time. All you need is your little one’s fav. Juice and buy enough for the whole class.
Then you can have some fun with your kido and make little DIY handprint cards that you will attach to the juice box with bright string!
A super fun play time experience for both boys and girls can play pretend together. This easy to follow valentine card ideas for preschool need few things.
Before the kiddies can get to working, cut out mustaches and lips. Let them glue the lips and mustaches together. Then glue the popsicle stick with the hot glue gun; let them dry and let play time begin!
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