Valentine's Day Crafts For Toddlers

A large-scale valentine version of the classic tic-tac-toe game is a fun way to pass the time — and it's super easy to make!

Help your kiddos make funny felt hearts for their silly valentines using felt, pipe cleaners, and cotton ball stuffing!

Create these cute and colorful wooden heart blocks with simply some paint and a pen. Your kiddo can even use these year-round as a spelling game!

These fun, tactile clay conversation hearts can be stamped to your toddler's heart's content then baked to harden into a giftable valentine.

These adorable rosettes can be sent in lieu of cards, hung around the house as a decoration, or given as a handmade gift.

Felt hearts, white embroidery thread, paper clips, and a printable card make for one adorable Valentine's Day gift.

Buy a heart punch; gather up some magazines, old greeting cards, or craft paper; and punch away. You can glue your hearts directly onto a piece of card stock, but they look especially cool, almost like they're floating, when you first attach them to a small piece of foam.

The crafty minds at The Decorated Cookie came up with the idea of gluing a pile of candy hearts to a painted-pink canvas to make a totally sweet piece of art.

Spread the love to every room in your home. Saved by Love Creations made an adorable garland using colored paper, doilies, and some string.

What little kid wouldn't get a kick out of decorating one of these adorable monster boxes as a receptacle for all of that Feb. 14 classroom love?

Little feet can be so sweet! Even if your little one is too small to actively participate in making a valentine card, they can still help mama make a special Valentine's Day memory. Create a keepsake valentine by imprinting your baby's feet into a heart!

For a Valentine's Day craft that doubles as a decoration, make some of Hossier Homemade's 3D hearts to hang around the house.