Encourage your Kids to immerse themselves in Fantasy and Adventure is a sponsored post. I realize, despite my desire to wield omnipresent control over their life circumstances, my parental desire to control my kids' fates is as ludicrous as thinking a shot of Botox is the key to an eternal fountain of youth. Of course, I'd prefer to hand-pick and test-drive the opportunities that lay … [Read more...]
How To Make A Sock Puppet
Thanks to Needlepointers.com for sharing this EASY DIY Tutorial: HOW TO MAKE A SOCK PUPPET! The best part is that this craft is perfect for those singleton socks whose partners mysteriously vanish in the dryer! And even better, most of the supplies can be stuff you already have around the house! What I really love about this craft is that you don't have to be Martha Stewart to make it! This … [Read more...]
11 DIY Projects that Kids Can Dig their Little Hands Into!
11 DIY Projects that Kids Can Dig their Little Hands Into is a sponsored post. Are you a DIY-er? If you are, there's no reason not to get your kid in on the act as well with these 11 DIY Projects that Kids Can Dig their Little Hands Into! And even if you have TWO LEFT THUMBS (LIKE ME) you don't need to be a Martha Stewartesque type to get down and dirty as a DIYer all you need is … [Read more...]
Unplug with these Family-Friendly Activities for Kids
More than ever you need to Unplug with Family Friendly Activities for Kids. If you are determined to keep your kids off the tube, iPad or iPhone- FEAR NOT! I have put together a list of eight activities that all families can indulge in- which will help you all reconnect- have some good old-fashioned fun and don't require any kind of PLUGGED IN fluorescent lighting! #1 Work on a jigsaw … [Read more...]
It’s PURIM and We’ve Got the Whole Megillah
It's PURIM and We've Got the Whole Megillah is sponsored by PJ Library We are officially KICKING OFF Jewish Dress-up Day- also known as the Jewish Festival of Purim, and lucky for you It's PURIM and We've Got the Whole Megillah. This year, the holiday falls on March 9th-10th and it is Celebrated by Dressing up in costumes, Reading of an Ancient Scroll (Book of Esther) and Sharing Gifts … [Read more...]