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Gardening is an ideal springtime hands-on activity for you and your kids to enjoy for lots of reasons. Kids love digging in soil, they develop a sense of responsibility as they care for seedlings, they learn how plants grow and […]

Did you know that reading daily to infants stimulates early brain development? And as kids get older reading helps them build vocabulary, gives them stronger language skills and a much higher likelihood of doing well in school and graduating. Here

DIY Valentine’s Day greetings that are made with love beat out store bought cards every time. Here are fun, easy and inexpensive ways for you and your kids to share the love with family and friends. Stamp It Stamping designs

No matter If you’re raising an infant, teen or in-between, there’s an app for you.  Here are a few of our favorites that get rave reviews from parents. Baby Connect (Android and Apple) Baby Connect (by SeaCloud Software) is a

Lose 5 pounds. Join a gym. Our New Years’ resolutions often look like a dreary to-do checklist that’s usually forgotten within a few weeks. This year, let’s switch it up and make resolutions that help us connect with our kids.

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The holiday season is drastically upon us! During the holidays, we find ourselves scurrying around on countless trips to people-packed stores picking up last minute items we missed on our Christmas lists. In all this holiday madness it is sometimes

If your children’s holiday wish list items are mainly Xbox games or Star Wars and Frozen themed toys let’s think out of the box and replace a few of these with a gift they’ll always remember, an experience gift to

With the holidays approaching our to-do list might look like this: decorate the house, shop for presents, plan holiday meals, etc. etc.  Let’s add one more to list and move it to the top. Be Grateful. Because isn’t that what

You’ve seen it for the last month or so; mini chocolate bars, candy corn and gummy worms have taken over the aisles in grocery stores. But celebrating Halloween doesn’t have to be a sugar rush (with the inevitable cranky sugar crash). In fact some schools don’t allow candy at school parties so try these creative and healthy trick or treats that you and your kids can make together.

Have you ever picked a juicy ripe strawberry right from the plant? Remember how amazing it tasted?? Here’s why and how you can share the experience of enjoying fresh in-season fruits and veggies with your kids.