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Do you ever have tons of loose blocks from various sets floating around? This creative idea uses wood glue and chalkboard paint to bind blocks together to form “houses”. These …

Yes, I’ve totally been that mom who makes whizzing airplane sounds to get her toddler to eat anything. So I heart this metal and wooden spoon. It’s sure to help …

Who doesn’t love rainbows on everything? These super-cute paper rainbow toppers woud put a smile on any child’s (or adult’s) face. The rainbow template is free, and all you’ll need …

I’m always looking for simple learning activities that include a fun element. Combine play and simple number learning with this creative balloon and chalk number toss. Such a cute idea! …

Chalktrail is a super cool way to combine a little bit of art with physical activity. It’s a simple device that attaches (no tools required!) to your bike or scooter …

A lunchbox is a classic childhood staple. Swap out an old clunky lunchbox for one of these ingeniously and adorably designed alternatives. There are boxes to suit all sorts of …

We all know babies wear bibs as part of their dress attire practically all the time, and we also all know how messy mealtime can get. Avoid drooly chins and …

These pencil toppers are so cute and easy to put together using plastic dinosaur figurines (easily found at any craft or toy store for a good value in a pack …

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 …