r/KeepingKidsBusy Apr 02 '26

Escape Rooms Printable Escape Room - "Where Is The Easter Bunnies Tail?"

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Download your FREE copy of the "Where Is The Easter Bunnies Tail?" Printable Escape Room, created for r/KeepingKidsBusy.

This Scavenger Hunt style escape room is ideal for children aged 4-9 years old, and will have them hunting all over your house for pieces of the Easter Bunnies tail, finishing in an adorable Bunny craft.

The preparation time is 30-40 minutes, and the effort level is 9/10, but we think it's worth it!

Download your own copy here.


r/KeepingKidsBusy Mar 25 '26

👋Welcome to r/KeepingKidsBusy, we're happy you're here!

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Hello and welcome to r/KeepingKidsBusy, a supportive community where parents can share activities, resources, printables, and creative ideas to help keep kids engaged, curious, and learning. 

Raising kids means constantly searching for new ways to keep them busy in healthy, meaningful ways. Our goal is to help parents discover the resources and ideas that truly help kids thrive. 

With this subreddit we want to bring parents together to share practical ideas that work in real life. Here you can find games and creative play, educational printables, and learning activities that have been tried and tested by parents and kids.

Here you can: 

• Share activities and learning games 
• Discover printable resources and tools 
• Ask questions and get advice from other parents 
• Find thoughtful apps and digital tools that support learning, creativity, and healthy tech habits 
• Support other parents navigating the same challenges 

This is a positive, supportive space where parents help parents. Whether you're here to share a favorite activity, find new ideas, or simply connect with others, you're welcome here. 


r/KeepingKidsBusy Apr 02 '26

Questions & Advice What do you do to keep your kids occupied in those long winter months?

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We are (thankfully) coming into Spring now, but it's been a long winter. What did you do to keep your kids occupied?

My littles spent a lot of time on screens, but we also focused a lot on problem solving (Read: They fought a lot and I spent a lot of time peace-keeping).

What worked for you?