3 Milk Bottles Sitting on a Wall
How about using some milk bottles as props for a counting song? 🎵 There were three milk bottles, sitting on a wall
Three milk bottles, sitting on a wall
And if one milk bottle should accidentally fall..
Milk Bottle Basket
Toddlers love transporting their toys from one place to another, so why not craft a nice little basket using milk bottles to support this transporting schema – it also helps children make sense of the world around them!
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Milk Bottle Posting and Pulling Toy
Make a DIY posting and pulling toy from an empty milk bottle for your baby! Just cut some holes in an empty milk bottle, big enough for your little one’s hand to fit through, and let them drop in bottle tops for a bit of posting fun, or fill it up with scarves, socks, or ribbons so they can practice pulling the objects out of the milk bottle. Getting those little fine motor muscles strong!
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Milk Carton Building Blocks
Why not use cartons as building blocks? They’re quite lightweight and easy to handle (although they can be filled with sand to give them a bit more weight) and they are a great alternative to regular plastic building blocks, given they are also free!
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Milk Carton Planters
Here’s a clever way to reuse plant milk/juice cartons – and a nice project to start with your little one(s)! Grab some seeds and some soil and watch your plants grow!
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Would you like to make your own little Playbus? All you need is an empty plant milk/juice carton, some paper and felt tips!
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Water Play with Empty Milk Bottles
Empty milk cartons make great containers for scooping and pouring if you cut them on an angle like this! Use them to scoop and pour with water, or lentils, or sand, or whatever else your little one likes to explore!
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