Sidewalk chalk is a childhood favorite in the summertime. Kids love to create giant art on the sidewalks and driveway just for the hose or rain to wash it away so they can do it all over again. When you make puffy paint out of the sidewalk chalk, the kids fall in love with his[Read more]
Bubble painting is a fun activity many kids love but it turns out that it can be a bit tricky to make work. I didn’t expect it to be so hard to get the bubble solution to make bubbles after adding paint. Which was a bit of a disappointment. With a little playing, I did[Read more]
A simple DIY Kinetic Sand recipe that is quick, easy and inexpensive! This homemade kinetic sand takes only 5 ingredients to create. Your kids will love playing with this sensory activity for hours!
Working from home requires a lot of self-motivation, dedication, and focus. This type of career choice isn’t for the weak. If you truly want to succeed in the work from home arena then you’re going to have to develop and expand upon your current skills to be able to work at maximum productivity levels, no[Read more]
The summer is coming to an end, which means kids will be starting back to school before you know it. The school season means the carefree days of staying up later than usual and sleeping in a few extra hours are also coming to end. Research has shown that children who don’t get the recommended[Read more]
Back to school can be a busy time for both parents and kids alike. With all the back to school hustle and bustle it is not uncommon for some things to be forgotten. One thing that is often overlooked is taking the time to help your kids set school year educational goals.
Summer is coming to an end and many have started planning for back to school. One of the best things you can do when it comes to preparing your kids for back to school is ask them some questions. Here are my top 10 Questions to ask your child before back to school to help you figure out where their heads are at.
Growing kids always seem to be full of energy, and as a parent, it can be hard to keep up with that and keep them busy and occupied. If you’ve got a hyperactive child, you can probably relate, and may often be having a tough time handling their energy levels.