Things to do with your kids during various holidays, including recipes and scavenger hunts.
Are you looking for an easy printable Easter craft to do with your kids? This craft is great for preschoolers and young elementary children. Your child can color the printable page, cut it out, and then glue it together to make an Easter basket filled with eggs! For your convenience, this post contains affiliate links…
Solving this riddle is a great Easter activity for your kids! They can find eggs containing slips of paper to decipher the code and solve the riddle!
You only need 4 ingredients to make these colorful cookies; cake batter, oil, eggs, and sprinkles! A great Valentine’s Day activity to do with your kids!
Looking for a fun Valentine’s Day activity to do with your kids? Try this free Valentine’s Day Scavenger Hunt! Cupid has stolen your kids treats and they must follow the clues to get them back!
Looking for a Valentine’s Day activity? Here’s several easy Valentine’s Day Treats that kids can help make. Some recipes are gluten free, dairy free, and allergy friendly.
Your preschool and elementary aged school kids are going to love chasing cookies around your house in a gingerbread man hunt! Writing clues and getting a cookie scavenger hunt set up can be daunting. In this post, I’ll give you everything you need (free printable clues, tips to set it up, and even recipe suggestions) to make a gingerbread cookie hunt an easy tradition to implement and enjoy with your family!
Giving gifts to toddlers is hard for a number of reasons. First of all, they usually don’t have many gifts they actually want. Second they typically have WAY too many toys and third, unless you know them well, it’s hard to know what toys and books they already have. This post contains 10 nontoy gift ideas for toddlers who have everything (or who you don’t know very well!)
Christmas is magical time of year, especially for children. As parents, it’s easy to get caught up in the overwhelm of the holiday. This family Christmas tradition will help you see Christmas from a different perspective.
When it comes to hosting Thanksgiving, it can be downright overwhelming. First of all, if you’re like me, you feel obligated to clean your house. We’re talking really clean, like cleaning the light fixtures and baseboards clean. When guests walk in your door, you’re secretly hoping to portray that your house is always in this perfectly decorated and pristine state. But on top of cleaning, there’s another matter that’s even more time consuming and stressful – the food.
In 2016, the average American spent $82.93 on Halloween! That means the average family of 4 spent over $300! One way you can save yourself some money is by being a savvy shopper when it comes to Halloween candy. This post will tell you the price you should aim to pay, per piece of candy, as well as a few other tips!
