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With some clear self-stick paper and pressed leaves, the children can make a permanent and useful souvenir of the season!
Cooking Light Magazine. It’s time to scrap the baby food jars and unpack the cooking utensils.
With school and work schedules in full swing, family time may be slipping through the cracks.
Does it seem you're scrambling to get a birthday gift wrapped and ready to go? Here are some ideas for fun gifts that won't break the bank.
Heighten your family's health outside and in the kitchen with a new adventure.
From cotton candy and roasted corn to Midway rides, ring tosses and petting zoos, fall festivals and fairs are always a favorite for kids and kids at heart.
Celebrate the culture of the pilgrims' companions by making a feathered headdress that you can wear!
Samhain ("summer's end") was thought to be a night for ghostly visitations. Here is a ghost the children can make and display in the "spirit" of the day!
Usher in the Fourth of July breeze with your child and a festive craft by following these twelve simple steps!
This fresh dip with a hint of sweetness makes a treat kids will love!
A fun way to get the kids to eat more fruit!
Frost cookies and fruit to create a sweet and summery combination!
What questions to ask to find the perfect person to care for your child and blend well with your family.
Need an activity between camps and play dates? Free weekday morning movies at Charlotte-area theaters help entertain kids for moms on a budget.