Pom Pom Hatching Chicks Photo credit: Crafty Morning Mommy Made That kindly shares their leaf template, which is an additional activity that your kids can color and cut. I love how they punched little holes on the leaf to make the craft look more natural! Try giving them different pom pom colors and see what wonderful caterpillars they can create. Unleash your toddler’s creativity by giving them a leaf to place these cute caterpillars on. Pom Pom Caterpillar Photo credit: Mommy Made That These pom pom creatures are what you’d typically see in your backyard or your local park, making them relatable animals to your children. Running With Sisters presents us with an assortment of furry creatures, including a bird, squirrel, bunny, and mouse, among others. Furry Pom PomCreatures Photo credit: Running With Sisters

The Craft Train stayed faithful to the natural color of the gecko, but you can explore other colors that your children prefer. Make this friendly gecko that could serve as your toddler’s trusted companion in their imaginative adventures. Gecko Pom Pom Photo credit: The Craft Train It includes plenty of animal crafts, which I’m sure children adore very much, and other keepsake crafts. These first 10 pom pom crafts involve mostly gluing, so they’re suitable for toddlers who are still developing. To make the crafting process easier for you, I’ve only included crafts and activities that don’t require you to make pom poms from scratch using a pom pom maker. Pom poms are also very fluffy, making it an invaluable sensory tactile experience for kids. Pom pom crafts and activities are perfect for growing toddlers and preschoolers. They come in different colors and sizes, which is beneficial to their creativity and ability to recognize colors.

Craft projects using pompoms