Mother’s Day is one of those holidays where you want to create something to “remember when” your kids were little. It doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to include something that they created with their own wittle hands. Regardless of the level of “quality”, Mothers Day crafts and gifts are typically appreciated. I have found a collection of these types of Mothers Day arts and crafts that can easily be enjoyed by your toddler. These range from mere scribbles on a coffee mug to beautiful thumbprints embedded in clay. How about a jewelry holder in the shape of your toddler’s hand? Or they can create something as simple as play dough flowers. Please enjoy these 19 wonderful Mothers Day crafts for toddlers you will love.
Mothers Day Crafts for Toddlers
Plastic Spoon Craft: Felt Flowers – Crafts by Amanda
Cork Printed Flower Tote Bag – Rainy Day Mum
Egg Carton Flowers – Kitchen Counter Chronicles
Fingerprint Heart Keepsake – Messy Little Monster
DIY Marbled Clay Jewelry Dish Keepsake – Rhythms of Play
Heart Scribble Mug – Messy Little Monster
Paper Plate Mother’s Day Craft for Kids – Non-Toy Gifts
Craft Stick Photo Frame – Crafts by Amanda
Paper Chromatography Flowers – Red Ted Art
Bright and Cheerful Kid-Made Mother’s Day Card – I Heart Crafty Things
Yarn and Pipe Cleaner Coiled Roses – The Pinterested Parent
Salt Dough Handprint Bowl – Messy Little Monster
Kids Crafts: Flower Cards – Red Ted Art
Mother’s Day Card – Clare’s Little Tots
Decorated Terracotta Pots – Twitchetts
“You Are My Sunshine” Mother’s Day Card – I Heart Crafty Things
DIY Hand Painted Votives – Rhythyms of Play
Sharpie Mug Plant Pots – Clare’s Little Tots
Clay Fingerprint Keepsake Ornaments – The Pinterested Parent
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Show me all of your toddler’s Mothers Day crafts in the comments! I would love to see what your kids create.
The Pinterested Parent says
Thank you for including us in your collection. 🙂
Jaime says
I was very happy to add them, they are awesome crafts!
Ally says
These are so unique! My favorite is the jewelry dish keepsake. I absolutely adore the idea of having a 3D replica of my baby’s hand and having it as a jewelry dish makes it as practical as it is beautiful. I bet my tweens would love making one to hold their own jewelry too!