Are you a work-at-home mom with young kids? Are your kids coming to you every minute to ask if you can play with them? Or if you can hang out with them, while you are just trying to get some work done? I totally get it. Working from home with young kids around is HARD! Do they ever leave you alone?
Today I am sharing some activities for kids that you can easily print out and that will keep them occupied for hours (hopefully). From one mom to another: I hope you can get some work done! Being a mom is the hardest job ever. Let alone being a working-from-home-mom! Regardless of your situation, all moms need a break every now and then. Whether it’s to get some work done or eat your fancy chocolate in secret in the bathroom, THAT IS ACTUALLY LOCKED FOR ONCE!
These coloring pages will keep your child creatively occupied while learning about the planets. Make sure you download and print these by clicking the button below.
Do your kids love going outside and exploring nature? I think this is such a fun activity to let your kids get creative. With this activity, they will not only be occupied for hours, but they also learn while exploring. This free activity will give you the opportunity to get some time to yourself, while your kids go outside and use their imagination!
Do your kids like to play make-believe? Print out these adorable masquerade masks for your kiddos, so they can decorate them and then play for hours, without interrupting mom. And once you’re done with work, you can hear all about their make-believe stories.
With this fun activity, you can put your kids’ brains to work. Give them any topic and let them come up with words related to that topic. This is such a fun game, that you might actually want to play with them and skip your work for today. I actually love this game myself!
Here is a little tip from me: go to these pages now, download all the files, save them on your computer and pull them up and print them when you are actually in need. Your future self will thank you.
Now, of course, I am super curious to find out which activities your kids liked the best, and for how long your kids were entertained. And if you actually got some work done!? Let me know in the comments below!
