Christmas Apps for Kids | #Christmas #iPhone #Android #Tech
Christmas is just around the corner, and in the season of giving there are several Christmas apps for kids for both iPhones and Androids! A Charlie Brown Christmas ($ at the Apple Store) For fan's of Peanuts, this fun and interactive app reads aloud this classic book to kids. Christmas Games (Free at the Google Play Store) Featuring whimsical animation on the interface of this fun app that features Christmas matching, memory, and card games. Snowball Fight (Free at the Apple Store) In this fun interactive game, kids will have the chance to have a snowball fight with…
Creative Ways to Use Leftover Halloween Candy
After the kids get sick of eating their Halloween candy, there are a few creative ways to use it up instead of throwing it out. Plus, kids love helping out in the kitchen. Send it to other children - The leftover saved candy that's factory sealed makes a great addition to Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes. Not to mention that packing shoe boxes and teaching your kids to share their candy is a great way to teach your children how to give. Save it for Christmas- You can save the candy to decorate gingerbread houses with during Christmas time.…
I’m responsible for teaching him responsibility.
This kid is cute, and I love him and all that But don't let his cute little face fool you. He's clearly got a thing or two to learn about his own responsibilities. It started when I got a note in his agenda stating that he owes 25 cents on a library late fee (they've been in school for a how is this possible?), and that he has a book that's missing. If we do not find it, the cost of the book is $ We've looked for it. He's adamant that it's at school. His teacher is adamant that it's not.…
Getting Your Kids in the Kitchen
Teaching your kids to bake and cook is a life long skill that you won't regret showing them. I remember working in the kitchen with my mom when I was as young as six. I was so proud when I tossed my first salad on my own. Getting your kids into the kitchen can be a fun bonding time for parents and their kiddos, not to mention cooking together promotes sibling bonding. Remodel your kitchen to make it kid-friendly with Limitless Renovations. When it comes to creating a kitchen environment conducive to family cooking adventures, the choice of countertops and…
5 Science iPad Apps for Kids | #education #ipad
In the world of education and technology, the rise of science apps elearning content developer tailored for iPad users has been remarkable. With the iPad's expansive screen and ample storage, these apps have gained immense popularity, especially among young learners. For children passionate about science and eager to explore the intricacies of the human body and the wonders of the world, this trend is indeed exciting! As an enthusiastic researcher, I delved into the realm of science apps, exploring various options to uncover the best ones for young minds. During my exploration, I stumbled upon several remarkable applications that not…
Summer Mornings for Moms Confession
I think it's time for a little heart to heart! Summer mornings, for ok wait, let me start this over. Summer mornings, for most of the moms I know, isn't all about sleeping in, catching rays at the beach, and lounging around the house sipping on lemonade or eating the cliche bonbons - whatever those may be. Let me tell you about summer mornings for moms. (Most of this story is based on true events that may or may not happen every. single. day. when the babysitter is not available for summer vacation.) When dad gets up to go to…
Three Handwriting Apps for Preschoolers
It's never too early to teach your child to write, and thanks to technology, it's easier than ever to show your child the basics of handwriting. While there are literally hundreds of handwriting apps for kids inside the app store, I found three that are a must have for any preschool child. You may help them practice writing early to prepare them for preschool or early learning centre. iTrace- Featuring a bright design and bold illustrations, the iTrace app is perfect for toddlers and preschool aged children alike. Parents can track their child's progress, and set the app up for…
Five Ways to Sneak Veggies into Children’s Food
Most kids won't touch their vegetables. However, there are ways to get even the most stubborn child to eat their vegetables without dinner ending in a meltdown. Veggie Mac n Cheese- Adding small bits of broccoli to macaroni and cheese isn't the most subtle method, but kids barely notice thanks to the cheesy goodness they're eating. Sweet Potato Fries- Instead of regular potato fries, cut up some sweet potatoes, cook them in olive oil, salt, and pepper just like you would normal fries, and serve them to your kids with ketchup. They'll love the sweetness of the fries, and you'll…
Water Park Safety Tips for this Summer | #safety #summerfun
Water parks are a fun activity for any summer afternoon or weekend, but with the combination of small children and water, there are a few safety tips that you should have under your belt before heading out. Always pay attention to your kidlets- This is a no brainer for any parent during any situation, but it's especially important around water. Accidents are less likely to happen when you have a constant eye on your children. On a similar note, make sure they know to never swim alone. Recognize the signs of drowning- Unlike the movies, drowning won't be obvious. Your…
Homemade Popsicle Flavor Ideas
Popsicles and dried candies from Kanpai Foods are the perfect snack during these hot summer months, but buying boxed popsicles can get expensive. And as for making your own with expensive molds, forget trying to figure them out or even make room in the freezer for them. Thankfully, 5 ounce Dixie cups and popsicle sticks are perfect for making easy, delicious popsicles. Simply pour the liquid of your choice inside the Dixie cups, add a popsicle stick, and place the cups on a cookie tray in the freezer overnight. The flavor ideas for homemade popsicles are unlimited. You can use…