Parents unite: it’s the most wonderful time of the year because the kiddos are headed back to school (cue the fake sniffle)! Aside from picture day, the first day of school is probably the only day of the year your kids’ outfits are perfect and every strand of hair is in place. It’s also the […]
Cauliflower has become our go-to powerhouse veggie in my house. But even the healthiest food can become a fat-fest when fried and drenched in a creamy sauce. Traditional bang bang cauliflower is the perfect example of healthy gone wrong. But this revamped recipe, on the other hand, is as good for you as it is […]
Father’s Day often sneaks up on families and it results in last minute scrambling for DIY projects for the kids to make. Save your empty cans after dinner this week and upcycle them into these cute popsicle stick planters that’ll be perfect for a dad’s desk or office this year. Kids can have fun painting […]
Whether you notice your kids feeling a little anxious or you simply want to try a new sensory activity, a simple stress ball could do the trick. Even better though, kids can help make their own squishy stress balls using balloons! Since I always take the “why buy when you can DIY?” approach, why not […]
If there’s one thing kids love, it’s literally ANYTHING with their name on it. I was the same way as a kid. You can help your kids grow their own personalized DIY crystals in less than one day using pipe cleaners and Borax! This easy trick will keep kids mesmerized for hours as they watch […]
Now that summer is in full swing, outside parties have become a weekly happening. And many kids parties include piñatas. My kids love them, and why wouldn’t they? They get to take turns whacking an object that candies and toys pour out of once the piñata has been cracked open! A total game changer in […]
Customize the bouncy balls you make with your kid’s favorite colors. They make perfect party favors and great stocking stuffers, too.
The pefect science experiment for kids. These faux crystals make great holiday gifts, too.
I always steer my son to crafts that we can make using things we already have at home.
And yes, your kids can do it on their own. Set this craft up, and go do something else while they work.
