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Get your kids excited to scavenge the backyard for this fun nature-inspired project. Use air-dry clay to hold the impression of flowers, ferns, branches, and rocks. Simply add a coat …

A simple and fun way to teach your child shapes. I love that it uses materials you probably already have at home – toothpicks and marshmallows are all you need …

A digital multi-media clock by Zazoo Kids (personalized with your name or photo) lets your early riser know when it’s time to wake up. Anything that helps parents get more …

If your little one is into touching and feeling anything he/she creates, this is a great art activity with a sensory component. The best part is watching the 3D puffy …

Kids love routine and are more apt to be timely when they know what’s next. That’s why I love these neat printable picture cards that you can laminate and share. …

I heart these colorful, one-of-a-kind cotton designs from Jelly the Pug, a boutique garment brand which sources and sews all their materials from start to finish using hand-picked cotton (not …

A simple idea for a party favor that can be dressed up by using colors and types of candy that match the theme of your child’s party. I’d consider purchasing …

Get your kid’s hands messy with these five easy recipes for making your own fingerpaint! These recipes are a breeze to put together using readily available kitchen ingredients and are …

Have you ever gone to a party where there’s an image of a tree and guests have to stamp their fingerprints in ink to make “leaves?” I always think it’s …