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Whether it ’s a showery daylight or just too live outside , these products will entertain you and your kids of all eld .
1.ABounce housedesigned to be used indoors or outdoors. Kid math states that 1 hour of jumping equates to wiggles being gone for 15 minutes — use your 15 minutes of peace wisely.
2.A magneticdrawing toyto create new artwork on a new medium. Translation: No paper artwork to praise and then quietly dispose of when your kid is not looking.
3.A mess-freecoloring bookbecause your walls have suffered enough. These markers provide vivid colors only in the coloring books.
4.A light-uppeg boardthat’ll help improve hand-eye coordination. Expand your kid’s artistic skills with the included design templates, and the finished product can double up as a night-light in your kid’s bedroom.
5.Asensory binto engage in imaginative and sensory play. Word of advice — parents participate with kids or wonder why sand is in the couch cushion later.
6.A DIYdecorative framefor the kiddos who love arts and crafts — it’s a fun rainy day activity and they’ll get to create a pretty lil' rainbow you can display on a wall.
7.AFive Crowns card gameso fun, you’ll actually look forward to playing it with the kids. It’s a combination of luck and skill which can prevent parents' winning domination of the game.
8.A copy of the classic picture bookWhere’s Waldo?to keep your child busy in their endless search for Waldo and his friends. Or, maybe you never found Waldo and need to relieve your childhood with your kid.
9.Aclimbing setfor littles to provide a variety of movement options throughout your house. This 3-in-1 set comes with a climbing triangle, a climbing arch, and a ramp. They’ll have so much fun and think they’re on a playground, when IRL, they’re in the living room.
10.Abracelet makerso your kid can make bracelets that you would enjoy wearing as well.
11.AnUno card gamefor your kids if they can handle the heat because this remix of a classic game is even more competitive! There are more action cards (Skip Everyone, Wild Draw 6, and Wild Draw 10), so you can play all day (even if the weather isn’t the best).
12.Apianoand microphone for your Lady-Gaga-in-training child. Earplugs for the learning period are sold separately.
13.Atrampolinethat can be used indoors so your kid can bounce some of that toddler energy away before bedtime. It comes with a foam-covered safety bar that folds to easily store away when not in use.
14.A woodenwork benchfor your kid because they have watched too many HGTV shows with you and want to “build” on their own.
15.A pair offoldable, over-the-ear headphonesto keep the nursery rhymes playing on repeat, or so they can indulge in a bit of screen time without you subconsciously memorizing all the songs inDespicable Me4.
16.Atunnelthat should provide at least 30 minutes of entertainment. Your tiny humans can crawl through colorful areas and have their own mini indoor gym.
17.Arock painting setto keep kids entertained while painting rocks inside and then later placing them around the yard when the weather is better. You can now fire your landscaper — you’re welcome.
18.An easy-to-learnRack-O card gamefrom the ’50s that is still fun and will help kids learn sequential order.
19.A100-piece puzzlefor older kiddos that you can help complete while catching up on the latest elementary school drama.
20.A new version of theTwister gameto get the whole family active. This version has arm bands connecting to a smart device with expanded moves to rack up points.
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