Naptime quiet boxes

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Dollar Store quiet bin ideas. Use quiet bins at home or in your preschool classroom to manage transitions or create calm and restful times in your day.

Yay!! I am so glad you are here. Do I have something that is going to rock your world! This is how to make 30 Quiet Bins for $9!! You love the idea of quiet time (what Mama doesn't?), but you don't want to spend hours setting up that quiet time (what Mama does?) ---

Adding a little update! This post about Quiet Time Boxes has become a very popular one over the years. Since so many of us are home this year with our little ones and can use

Naps are no more, but the kiddos (and mama) need a little rest. Enter quiet time bins! Full of fun, educational, and quiet activities for preschoolers.

26 Busy bags shared, one for each letter of the alphabet! Get your busy bag inspiration here!

Blocks are fun, but can sometimes be heavy and loud (especially when a younger child is trying to sleep). Use pool noodles to make your own "quiet blocks"!

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.

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,

I will start this post out by saying I have 5-year-old who still takes naps. I know this is so uncommon. I love that he learned at a really early age how to listen to his body and understand that sleep was what he needed to feel recharged and content again. His little sister is a totally different story. At 3.5-years-old she was fighting naps and then dragging out bedtime for hours. We were all miserable until I introduced the quiet time boxes. I received a variety of samples to facilitate…