10 Art Projects Even Babies Can Do

Introduce your little bundle to a world of colors — and don't be afraid to get messy! Here are ideas for everything from footprint paintings to gluten-free playdough sculptures.

By Gabby Cullen June 5, 2014

It’s never too early to dabble in the arts. Introduce your curious little bundle to a world of colors — and don’t be afraid to get messy! We roved the web and found a slew of art projects you can do at home with your baby or toddler. Click through our photo album and get ready to do everything from footprint stamps to flyswatter paintings.

Cotton Ball Stamping

Get little fingers pinching with cotton ball painting. (Parental supervision is definitely recommended.) This super-simple project doesn't require paintbrushes or other tools. With just a bit of color and cotton poofs and babies will be on their way to creating a wow-worthy oeuvre. Learn more on the blog Play Learn Love.

Photo: Courtesy of PlayLearnLove.

How have you introduced your baby to arts and crafts? Tell us in the comments below.

— Gabby Cullen