Quiet time area ideas

Looking for a few simple activities to keep kids busy during quiet time? Check out these fun activities that take little to no prep time!

If your little one is growing out of their nap, but you aren’t ready to give up that much needed “quiet time” during the day, this post is for you! Learn what to do when your toddler or preschooler is ready to give up your nap time and how to successfully transition from nap time to quiet time. You’ll also find my favorite open ended toys for quiet time, quiet time bin ideas, and how to help your child stay engaged and entertained during quiet time.

Whether you need a quiet time box for an emergency, or just some summer quiet, this guide has ideas for kids ages 3-7 years old.

Looking for a way to teach emotional regulation to toddlers and young children? Check these calming corner ideas for kids.

Learn everything you ever wanted to know about quiet time and how to make the perfect quiet time bins for your preschooler to keep them busy and save your sanity!

If you are a homeschooling Mom you need to have a daily quiet time! A time to recharge and refresh while your kids play independently. This blog post shares with you how to make this happen!

Did you catch the first week of quiet boxes I shared? If not, you can see them right here, This Week's Quiet Boxes. As promised, here is our next week of quiet boxes. As always, these boxes are very, very simple. They are calming, quiet activities, ideas for letting little ones relax and slow down,

Has your little one stopped taking naps? If so, quiet time boxes are solution for keeping your child busy and quiet during rest time.

Mess-free quiet activities for kids to play independently! These preschooler quiet time ideas are perfect for little ones who are no longer napping but still need a rest time in the afternoon. The activities are teacher tested and educational!