We’ve all been there. Sometimes there just isn’t enough money or time to get new, store-bought toys for your kids. Thankfully there are many ways you can create toys from household objects that you may use each day. Money aside, this is a great way to teach your kids the value of creativity and innovation. Here are some ways you can give your kids hours of fun by combining items you have around the house.

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