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Imaginative play is an amazing skill our children practice on the daily, and by encouraging it, we're allowing them to become more independent, communicative, and social. Use these ideas and broaden their horizons!

If you want to spice up your children's room, lighting ideas are the best and simplest way to do it! Here you'll find children's bedroom lighting inspiration and a few incredible options to consider.

When the weather's not too kind, the best thing you can do to make the most of your free time is to engage your children in indoor games and activities. This will keep everyone away from screens and having tons of fun.

A blanket fort is something all children should have at least once. And you know what? Adults enjoy them too! So if you want to create a nice area for your children to make their own, this guide will be everything you need.

Pre-writing skills will allow your children to strengthen their fine motor skills so they can hold a pencil and they also allow them to become familiar with letters and their strokes so writing is made a bit easier!

Imagination play is vital for your children's development. If you want to encourage it, here are the top 3 imagination play ideas every children should try!

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If you want math to be something your children enjoy, pre-math activities will allow you to teach them that math can be fun. Plus, they will prepare your kids to understand basic math and memorize numbers with a lot more ease.

Obstacle courses are great and they can be done either indoor during winter or outdoor during the summer for some fun!

Play dough is super fun and it’s simply one of the greatest things ever! It’s a staple during childhood because it provides virtually endless opportunities for fun.

Story stones are a great way to encourage your children to engage in imaginative play and create original stories in a simple and fun way. Here's how you can do it and a few play ideas to help your children get the hang of it!

During the winter it’s quite tempting to just stay in, cozy up in front of the fire or the TV and do nothing. However, children are known for their energy, so it’s our job as parents to find things for them to do that are fun, interesting, and challenging. 

Today I bring you a few great indoor winter activities to keep the kids active and learning whenever the weather is just too harsh to go outside!

If you’re a family that loves nature and you want to teach that to your children, then winter time offers many opportunities to do that through fun and interesting activities inspired by the great outdoors.To help you get started, here are a few fun ideas for winter activities inspired by nature you can enjoy with your

Winter can be harsh at times and sometimes we're forced to stay inside. The problem with that is that when you have kids, staying put for more than a few hours is not an option. Winter crafts are a great way to keep everyone entertained and occupied!

Scissor work, believe it or not, requires skill and it’s a practice that allows your children to enjoy many different benefits. 

Chores is something that the whole family should do together. There are so many things to do around the house that it’s impossible for parents to deal with everything. 

If you want a healthy way to keep your children focused on an activity but you don’t want to spend hours setting it up, then you’ll love these quick and easy activities for children. 

During the winter, there’s a lot of time that has to be spent indoors for one reason or another. But that’s a great opportunity to engage your children in some winter arts and crafts so they can have fun and be entertained without having to endure the harsh weather.

Potty training is teaching children to use the toilet instead of diapers. It involves patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement for successful bathroom habits.

Christmas. It's a time for family. And in some cases that means traveling and staying away from home so you can fit in seeing those aunts, uncles and in-laws. I've got a few tips that have really helped me keep kids happy and settled when we're traveling.