Egg coloring with toddlers

Dye some gorgeous Easter eggs with things you probably already have on hand. This baking soda paint is vibrant & such fun!

Dyeing Easter eggs with Cool Whip and food coloring is both easy and fun—and because all the ingredients are edible, Cool Whip Easter eggs are also safe to eat!

If you’re anything like me, you’re pretty much determined to stick to all of the holiday traditions that you had as a kid. For me, that means I can’t skip coloring Easter eggs! Bu…

Inside: Looking for a toddler-friendly and sensory way to dye Easter eggs this year? Why not try this whipped cream dyed Easter eggs recipe!

Forget perfectly pretty eggs. If you're doing toddler Easter egg dyeing this year, embrace an afternoon of creative chaos with these five incredibly fun (and messy!) ideas.

You will learn how to dye Easter eggs including decorating ideas, and different ways to color eggs, while keeping it simple and fun for your family.

These rice dyed eggs are a fun and engaging way to color Easter eggs. Ideas for using the colored rice for sensory play after dyeing the eggs included. We often use colored rice in sensory play. My children love to play with it, scooping and dumping to their heart's

Cool Whip Easter Eggs are quick, easy, and require minimal clean-up. You will love our mess-free way to dye eggs with kids this Easter!

This DIY Easter project is so easy. All you need are vinegar, gel food coloring, rubber cement and baking soda for Easter eggs that look like tie-dye.

16 Fun Ways To Dye Easter Eggs with kids- love these ideas!