Need a break from spending $87 at the craft store just so your kid can lose interest in five minutes? We’ve rounded up 51 creative, chaos-friendly recycled craft ideas that use stuff you already have—like toilet paper rolls, cereal boxes, and your last shred of patience. Less waste, more fun, zero glitter trauma (well… almost). … Read more
When a child loses a baby tooth, whether it’s the first one or the last one, it’s a sign that our baby is no longer a baby; they are growing up.
Both kids and parents treasure this stage, following traditions to mark the loss of a baby tooth.
After recently writing about Mighty Twenty’s fabulous book Where Do Baby Teeth Go? I thought about the different ways we can remember losing those baby teeth.
Whether you’re ringing in the New Year or enjoying the darker night sky, colorful lanterns are always a fun addition. From paper to recycled materials, I’ve gathered 45 of my favorite lantern craft ideas that you can try with the kids at home.
Remembrance Day isn’t one of those big holidays that the kids get excited about but that doesn’t mean it’s not important and worth drawing attention to the day. Our visit to Pearl Harbor a few years ago brought a better understanding to my kids why remembering is important. I know I shared a few poppy crafts before but I felt this was a holiday worthy of a longer 51 Craft Ideas list. Plus I even share a two crafts we did at home.
