Geebungalow - Roisin
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✨ S A R A ✨ :
I grew up with an arts and crafts mum and I loooongggedddd for that with my son he’s 5 now and only JUST really struck an interest in sitting down and doing arts and crafts. Until now I would set up all sorts of activities and he would do it with me for a little bit but wasn’t as creative as now
2026-09-11 09:05:15
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Emily Gray :
One of the first things I learnt in my Creative Industries degree is that everyone is creative but it just don’t call it creative. If you can problem solve you are creative, if you can have an idea you are creative. Creativity is not just discouraged and seen as a vague trait, it’s rebranded and played off as other things. How you are fostering your kids creativity is so beautiful, I hope more people can take on these lessons and make the next generation proud to call it creativity in every form it presents
2026-09-11 07:22:10
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cjb0603 :
We have an art cabinet I rotate guided project and supplies out of. So sewing kits, diamond stickers, weaving, air dry clay, bead making etc. but then they each have a caboodle with just random stuff for crafting. So the guided projects I will sit and introduce and they can only be done under certain circumstances (has to be at a table, on a tray etc) but then free crafting is whenever.
2026-09-11 07:22:32
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Sal :
Does anyone have tips for doing creative activities with my 4yo while also having a 1yo who likes to destroy everything???? I really want to do arts and crafts but it just ends up a disaster haha
2026-09-11 10:11:33
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Abby Lee :
Where is your necklace from please?
2026-09-11 10:27:42
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Taryn :
One of the educators at my 4yo sons daycare said to me recently “oh he loves to paint, none of the other boys get excited the way he does when we bring out the paint supplies” and that made me a bit sad. I’ve always been into art and creating, so I really wanted to foster this in my son, and in the beginning he would last 2 mins and lose interest, but I kept trying. We have a craft trolley, loads of different things on it that I add to, a space at the table so he can access it whenever he wants. And over time he got really into it. My dining table is “ruined” but that’s ok because we have a wall full of artwork he’s done because of it.
2026-09-11 08:38:23
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mentalbreakdownmode :
also as a teacher, creativity is sooo much more than just arts and crafts!! its like a fundamental building block for general problem solving skills !! if you can find a way to make something cool with random scraps around the house, you can find a way to learn how to make long division make sense
2026-09-11 23:24:31
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Lauren :
I've set up a craft caddy after seeing Becs posts. It's actually surprising how much more into drawing/art my 3 year old is now that she's self initiating, vs from when I used to say let's colour. The caddy is in a place she can access, the only rule is she packs up when she is finished. I try and replace stickers and stuff frequently to peak her interest
2026-09-11 11:24:28
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The Little Potion Co :
Such a great explanation about creativity! we all have it but some need a little more guiding to get started.
2026-09-14 07:42:07
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allofthelights88 :
I homeschooled my boys throughout their primary school years and we would do an hour of sun/movement (outdoor play) & an hour of creative (arts/crafts/cooking/music creation) outside of a learning day. They loved choosing what they could do during that hour everyday.
2026-09-11 09:41:08
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caitlin_jeffs :
Yes yes yes to the idea that everyone is creative it’s just a muscle & a way of thinking about things/problem solving!!
2026-09-12 11:54:14
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Zoe 🎀 (Cancer’s Version) :
Love this! I’ve just started art therapy and I’ve always thought I’m not an ‘arty’ person but nope
2026-09-12 12:26:25
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laurakgroom :
My 3.5yo is a perfectionist that loves craft but our 1 problem is he often just wants to watch us do the wholeee thing. Like telling us to do all the drawing and painting and he wants to just direct us. But I also know with persistence he will gain confidence, just waiting for that day to come 🫠.
2026-09-11 10:36:33
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user173749472783 :
My son didn’t take an interest in arts and crafts until he started school, teachers had all the fun ideas and supplies, and being with other kids doing those things was very inspiring for him!
2026-09-12 03:27:13
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Laura 💫 Made, Found, Styled :
Art workshop for children by Barbara Rucci is a great book for practical inspiration and activities!
2026-09-11 07:39:59
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Helloleighx :
Plsss tag me in craft caddy vid! I need help haha
2026-09-13 11:37:23
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Sophie Pearce :
We talk about this in our most recent of @Beyond the Bump Podcast - we chat to an art therapist - also need to remember that not every material is gonna be for everyone!
2026-09-11 07:58:09
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