“Can we get a pet?”
It’s the age-old question, and it’s often answered with, “Well honey, a pet is a huge responsibility.”
And it’s true, owning and caring for a pet takes a lot of time and energy. But the…
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Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to teach your kids any number of things: how to show emotion, portion control with candy, and how to get a little artsy.
This craft project involves several fine motor skills that can be easily…
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The gift giving season is upon us and the pressure is on to find the perfect toys for the special children in your life. Even with all the choices out there, it might be harder than you think to find a toy that is both fun and educational, and that is also safe for kids.
Since it got its start in 2009, the mission of the Little Free Library has grown strong and become the world’s largest book sharing movement.
We’ve piled up a bunch of ideas for some of the best ways to spend this glorious time of year with the ones you love.
Disaster can strike without a moment's notice, so the best way to keep your family safe is to be prepared. A Family Emergency Plan is a great tool to ensure your family is on the same page and remains safe and calm in the face of an emergency.
We’ve assembled some brain stimulating ideas that are enjoyable and affordable so your kids can enjoy their time off of school while staying mentally sharp at the same time.
There are endless possibilities when it comes to fun summer activities. Make a summer bucket list with your family of the ones that are an absolute must for beating the heat and staying on budget.
For many of us, dyeing eggs is an Easter tradition that goes back for generations. It’s timeless fun. But what do you do with the eggs after they’re dyed? Here are some quick tips on dyeing eggs that are still safe to eat.
More and more research shows that kids need recess. From building social skills to instilling positive exercise habits, recess exposes kids to crucial parts of development.