Thoughts on the Underscheduled Child
With kids in activities and sports every single day of the week, there’s something to be said about just playing and being together.
With kids in activities and sports every single day of the week, there’s something to be said about just playing and being together.
Let your kids raid your pantry and laundry closet, instead of your wallet, to make these bright butterflies for Spring.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a good ‘ol fashioned treasure hunt. I’ve been making treasure hunts since I was old enough to draw clues. And, it’s perfect for make-believe leprechauns.
Inspired by the winter Olympic sport Curling, we devised a bathtub Ice cube curling game of our own.
Your child will love combining a fruit snack with craft time to make these fun fruit pictures. This is a perfect summertime activity!
Plastic cups, juice boxes, baggies, lids.. You could recycle these items OR you could save yourself a money at the craft store and make things with it!
My son just loves to draw. And I love to keep his hands busy particularly if we’re out to a meal where waiting even just a normal amount of time can seem an eternity for a busy boy like mine. Luckily, a friend gifted us with Doodles at Lunch a book filled with 36 tear-out placemats with step-by-step instructions on creating awesome doodles.
Penguin Awareness Day is a day to celebrate the penguin. Here are five ways you can celebrate penguins and their waddling cuteness with your lil’ penguin fan.
We share our summer truths. What parts of summer are true for your family every year?
We have some ideas to make the idea of an outdoor fort appealing to the kids so you can get the space in your house back.
Guess what we are making? It is really fun and yummy! The perfect way to celebrate National Ice Cream Month — ice cream made in a bag! How to make Ice Cream In a Bag For each individual you will need: * 1/2 cup milk…
Snowy Days call for fun with Snow Paint. Learn how to make your own. Easy-Peasy.
Make healthy, yet tasty, striped popsicles with our Lemony Rainbow Popsicle recipe for kids. Fun, easy and delicious!
Design Mom’s new family video series Olive Us, featuring her six children, is an absolute delight. Not only is it instructional, but you see the kids being kind to each other. Our children need to see more of that in this world.
These toothpick sculptures was an easy project that kept the kids busy for an hour. The how-to is self explanatory (bonus: pictures to show you how we did it.)
Stuck indoors? Got cabin fever? Use this as a time to show your kids how they can join the circus one day.
Don’t ever underestimate the hours of fun that can be had with a deck of playing cards. Here are some great games and resources.
This super easy decorating technique turns your Easter eggs into something extra special.
What do we want?! Ice Cream! When do we want it? In about 20 minutes after shaking this ball around! Not much of a battle cry but passion comes in many forms.
We threw a Morse Code sleepover party a couple of weeks ago and created beaded bracelets as DIY party favors. We show you how to make your own.

