The Remember Quote Box is a great way to organize and document all of the hilarious, odd, brilliant, and just plain adorable things that come out of the mouths of your little munchkins so you can keep them on hand for years to come. You can find the full tutorial (written by Cheri from I […]
This Magical Story Puppet Pouch from Whipstitch is such a brilliant idea for traveling with kids! I love toys that spark the imagination and encourage creativity, and the tiny puppets in this pouch are perfect for telling a specific story or making up your own on the fly—wherever you are! You can download the pattern […]
Nathan Pryor of Vancouver, WA, built this counting box for his son. My 4-year-old son loves counting and numbers, so I built him a dedicated counting box. Select a value from 1-10 with the rotary switch in the middle, then push the big green arcade button to add that to the total shown on the […]
Today we’ll show you how to make your own groovy lava lamp, no heat required! All you need are a few things you just might have in your kitchen.
Today we’ll show you how to make your own groovy lava lamp, no heat required! All you need are a few things you just might have in your kitchen. Lets go!
My grandmother used to make salt dough for my sister and I to play with. We’d sit around for at least an hour, squishing it into shapes the way you’d play with Play-Doh. But Lisa from The Craft-Arty Kid takes salt dough to a new level with instructions for adorable miniature food, perfect for a […]
We’ve visited the Houston Museum of Natural Science several times this summer, and one of the biggest hits with the kids has been the enormous, gorgeous geodes on display. I love the idea of making our own “geodes” at home, so this crystal egg geode project from Jim “Figgy” Noonan for Marthat Stewart is at […]
