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10 Positive Kids Apps & eBooks When You Need 30 Minutes

Guest post by Linsly Donnelly, Founder, SmartFeed As a longtime technology entrepreneur, I truly believe in the power of digital media, but as a parent, I worry about the content that’s out

Fun Craft Trio for Winter

Looking for a creative way to keep the kids entertained on a rainy or snowy winter day? We’ve found a trio of adorable crafts for kids that celebrate the season

5 Easy, Hearty Dinners for Halloween Night

Halloween is no time to be fussing over dinner. You have costumes to assemble, kids to dress up, parties to attend and trick-or-treating to spearhead at home and on the

4 Easy DIY Projects for Parents & Kids

Contribution by Andrea Davis, Home Advisor Finding projects to do around the house and yard with your kids is a great way to engage and teach your children. When choosing

6 Activities for Super Creative Kids

by Activity Rocket Looking for after school enrichment for your kids? Creative activities benefit a kid’s communication, social, and cognitive skills–in addition to being just plain fun! If you’re looking

Packing Delicious, Nutritious Lunches Your Kids Will Love

What is it about packing school lunches for our kids? For most of us, packing good food that our children will eat while they are away from us quickly becomes

Smoothies for Quick, Healthy Breakfasts

Regardless of your best intentions, mornings with kids never seem to go quite as planned. Quickly getting yourself and your kids dressed, fed and ready to face the day is no

Back to School Photos with Fun Printable Props

Get ready for the first day of school with a printable photo prop for your child to hold in your annual back to school photo. The cute props help to

10 Family Activities for a Sweet Summer

For most of us, summer provides a less restrictive schedule with a little more time to spare. There are no school bells to beat, carpools to shuffle, homework to deal

Summer Entertainment for Kids – Free Printables

Once the final school bell of the year rings, keeping the kids engaged and occupied for the next three months lies solely on you and whatever childcare you’ve lined up