The Rainy Day Toddler Activity Book: 100+ Fun Early Learning Activities for Inside Play

Its a nice book however too many accessories needed for each idea.

This book is absolutely brilliant. Great quality printing and easy to follow instructions - most importantly, the activities are genuinely accessible for indoor play with easy to access household items or craft supplies. We’re hotel quarantining in Australia and this has allowed me to confidently plan activities for our active 18 month old. Highly recommend!

We have been loving this book with all the rain lately, my fave so far and the kids is riding in a laundry basket boat on the pillow ocean, I used to be creative and come up with things myself but with all the stress lately this book has been so helpful... Every thing we've done so far we haven't had to buy a single item she really makes sure to use things already around your house I also live how it's laid out by age group, skills built, messiness just about anything! I'll take some pics for an example...I also have the outdoor activity book which made me buy this one we love them both so much .. the kids call them the fun books

I really like this book. It has tons of ideas that are great for little kids and many of them are easily done with things you already have throughout the house. There's also different categories such as Arts and Crafts or Quiet Time. I also like the skill legend that shows you different areas. Really great if you need some inspiration on activities to do with your little one.

In many respects this book is a valuable one, with lots of good ideas to develop a child’s imagination and creativity. My concern is with the large number of items that (despite the author’s claim to the contrary) are NOT readily available in my home and must be purchased on the local market. For example, small, medium and large plastic bins are expensive to purchase and difficult to store in the relatively small space I have available for such items. Then there are such hard-to-get items as an old computer keyboard and mouse (I always recycle mine) along with the bewildering number of different kinds of tape that are required for many of the activities (Does any household really have all of these on hand at the same time?). I look forward to using this book, but will be forced to skip many interesting activities due to lack of resources.