Get creative and crafty with my favourite Craft ideas. Here are plenty ideas to keep you and your kids occupied!
Easter is only a week away and with a long weekend to enjoy and celebrate the occasion, it’s the perfect excuse to get the family around the table to do some craft activities.
I have put together a few craft, sporting and backyard fun activities to inspire you and your family to get involved and have some fun together while the countdown is on to the Commonwealth Games that is coming to the Gold Coast this April.
If you’re no Mary Poppins or Pinterest-Perfect Mum then this is for you! Mim has created three easy and quick Christmas Crafts for mums who do not have the time (or inclination) to craft. They’re quick to make, with only a few things needed, and your kids will love them!
I find it get harder to buy gifts for the kids as they get older. When my lot are asked what they want for Christmas it’s typically money so they can save it for one big ticket item. Here’s a fun idea how to give money as a gift this Christmas.
Countdown to Christmas using a creative homemade Advent Calendar filled with little gifts or activities, I found plenty of ideas to inspire you!
We have some inspiration to get you started in creating a costume for your kids this Book Week.
My 2017 calendar is jam-packed with colourful and fun quotes and graphics that make for great (and super cheap) wall art. It’s an inexpensive way to decorate your home and you still have at least 6 months left in the calendar to use as well!
Keep the kids busy this Christmas with some of these fun and inventive Christmas craft ideas, which will get them super excited and ready for Christmas. You can help them or leave it up to their imaginations.
A beautifully wrapped Christmas gift shows someone you really care. Your gifts don’t need to look boring this year. Here are my favourite Christmas Gift Wrapping ideas that will surely blow Santa off his sleigh this year!
Not only does lego occupy kids for hours on end, but it is also a good way for them to let their imaginations run wild, develop problem-solving skills and enhance their spatial abilities. Here is a collection of some Lego activities that will suit a variety of ages. Your kids will love to build these and you can join in too!
Are your kids eagerly trying to work out who they are going to be dressing up as at this years Book Character Parade? I’ve put together a collection of book week costume ideas to inspire you, along with a list of some great Aussie books.
To get into the spirit of the upcoming games, encourage your kids to craft their own torch or create some of these fun Olympic craft and activities.
Pet rocks are a fun and easy kids craft activity. Get creative making, bugs rocks with googly eyes, and more.
