Ready to do some Christmas sensory crafts?
I think gold and silver pom pom ornament balls would look really nice with any Christmas decorations! You can place them in a tray or a bowl as a dining table centerpiece. If you don't want to hang these on a tree, you can skip the ribbon and make a bunch of decorative balls to place around your mantle or wherever you put Christmas décor in your house. Related craft: Christmas Tree Paper Craft for Kids Make pom pom ornaments or make decorative balls
The ornaments are actually cute and they provide great sensory stimulation while your kiddo touches the fuzzy pom poms and gets their hands sticky with glue. These pom pom ornaments are perfect because you can let your kids get creative choosing their colors, or you can choose the colors that will match your Christmas tree and décor. Well, I wanted to share a fun sensory craft that you can actually use as part of your Christmas decorations (you know, instead of hanging up toddler art on your fridge and wondering when you are allowed to throw it away without hurting your kids' feelings.
If you're new here, you'll see that I write often about the importance of sensory activities for kids, and even have a free printable Christmas sensory activity. They'll be so proud to see their creation hanging on the Christmas tree! This activity makes a great Christmas-themed sensory activity and is very budget-friendly. These Pom Pom Ornaments are an easy DIY for toddlers and your children.
