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"I hoped last week&amp;#039;s 70-degree days meant we wouldn&amp;#039;t be stuck inside for long stretches any more. But this week it looks like temperatures are going to top out in the low 50s, so we&amp;#039;re going to need a few more indoor activities.  Here are three fun-looking activities from the mother of five (yes, FIVE!) behind Toddler Boredom Busters! (Sometimes Pinterest photos take a while to &amp;quot;click&amp;quot; in our system, so if the stuff below looks weird, check back in an hour or two!) COLOR EASTER EGGS\u2014WITH WIRE WHISKS! (Why didn&amp;#039;t I think of that?)   Source: toddlerboredombusters.blogspot.co.nz via Kimberly on Pinterest  MAKE EDIBLE CREAM CHEESE PLAY-DOH (Click through for the recipe.)   Source: toddlerboredombusters.blogspot.co.nz via Kimberly on Pinterest  FIND A JAR OF SMALL OBJECTS TO EMPTY AND RE-FILL   Source: toddlerboredombusters.blogspot.co.nz via Kimberly on Pinterest  We&amp;#039;re head to Florida on Friday, where hopefully the weather will be in our favor. But if it rains, I see some cream cheese &amp;quot;play-doh&amp;quot; in our future! How do you keep your toddlers occupied on cold or rainy days? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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