Marshmallow Bubble Bath
The elf relaxes in a bowl or sink of mini marshmallows like it is a bubble bath.
For little ones, simple wins. These ideas are easy to understand, avoid small loose parts where possible, and invite your toddler to join in.
The elf relaxes in a bowl or sink of mini marshmallows like it is a bubble bath.
The elf builds a snowman out of stacked toilet rolls with a drawn-on face.
The elf sits by a bowl of water “fishing” for fish-shaped crackers or sweets.
The elf hides candy canes around the house and leaves a clue to start the hunt.
The elf is in the middle of a snowball fight with soft toys using mini marshmallows or cotton wool balls.
The elf leaves paper, pens and an envelope addressed to Santa so your child can write their list.
The elf mixes oats and sprinkles into a bag of reindeer food to scatter on Christmas Eve.
The elf has started colouring a Christmas picture and challenges your child to colour their own.
The elf hitches a ride on a toy train, car or dinosaur across the floor.
The elf hides somewhere tricky and leaves a note saying “Find me!”.
The elf sets up skittles made from toilet rolls or plastic cups with an orange for the ball.
The elf is found reading a Christmas picture book to your child’s soft toys.
The elf arrives carrying today’s small treat — a sticker, a sweet or a hot chocolate sachet.
The elf has made a little play dough snowman or Christmas tree overnight.
One idea for every night from 1 to 24 December.