Here are some really good art activities to do together. My son and I often draw squiggly lines for each other on paper then the other person finishes the pictures. We made volcanoes, boats, houses, faces and monsters.
These are great at building the relationship between you and your child. Shared art is wonderful at bridging that gap without talking.
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