A Haunted House for Pint-Sized Witches and Ghosts
Who says haunted houses aren’t for little kids? Let them create their own and they’ll be screaming for more!
Who says haunted houses aren’t for little kids? Let them create their own and they’ll be screaming for more!
Nashville was made for children. Read our insider’s guide of the events, exhibitions, playgrounds, shops, and restaurants– all created with kids in mind– to visit whether you are a resident or a visitor.
Mom of four boys– and soon a brood of five — shares her secrets to keeping the peace between her kids and bringing out the best in them.
I want this summer to be like the summers I remember as a kid. I want to do things with them, and I want them to remember this summer as one of the best ever.
For this no-bake dessert all you need to whip up a potted “dirt pie” is chocolate pudding, chocolate cookie crumbs, and gummi worms for garnish. Perfect for Easter or a Spring party.
Instead of eating all of the leftover Halloween Candy, why not use it to make some useful fall holiday crafts? Let us show you how!
Wondering what to talk about at the Thanksgiving table this year? We’re sharing our favorite graces and jokes, as well as some fun holiday trivia.
After two and a half years of homeschooling, my autistic teen is embarking on a new adventure. Here’s why, and how we’re hoping to make it work.
Have a back-to-school celebration breakfast for their first day of school using our free breakfast sign printable! This printable makes for a great keepsake.
My nine year old daughter is a perfectionist.
This past six week marking period she got her first ever B. She stomped up to her room and slammed the door. It hadn’t occurred to me before this that perhaps being a perfectionist had a negative side.
I’m worried something isn’t quite “right” with my daughter, but her school keeps finding excuses for not evaluating our concerns. Where do I turn for help?
Several of my young children are competitive athletes. These are the lessons my children have learned over the years from involvement in youth sports.
Back to school seems more than a fitting time of the year to make some resolutions. A time to reinvent our routines and make them work for us.
Make time to interview your child and record memories about the school year.
For every time that you’re willing to say no, you get the freedom to say yes to something that’s a better fit for your family.
Back to school is here! We have some tips to help you start the school year off right and keep things running smoothly throughout the year.
A parents first inclination is save our children when something goes wrong in their lives. Truth is we all learn better through making our own mistakes.
Using salt dough, turn jars from your recycling bin into one of a kind flower pots, vases and candy jars for Easter.
Welcome spring by making this simple bird’s nest with your kids using recycled paper bags. Or, try colored pastel paper for an Easter decoration.
I love to make crafts, yet find Valentine’s Day cards to be a chore. I always start with grand plans, but after my kids have made about 10 cards they lose interest, even when we start well before. So I was looking for ideas that truly are easy but will make you feel good about creating handmade cards.

