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  • Easter Art for Kids

    Easter Art for Kids

    Happy Spring! I love this time of year! The weather, the blooms, the baby animals. It’s such a happy season! Spring always means that Easter is around the corner. Easter art for kids is always so colorful and adorable. Here are some top picks of Easter art for kids. Easy Easter Art for kidsEastern EggsNot every…

  • Before hiring a nanny

    Before hiring a nanny

    So, you have decided that the right decision for your family is hiring a nanny? This is a big step for a family and there are often many decisions to make as you prepare to invite someone new into your life to help care for your little one. While this next step is exciting, it…

  • Potty Training 101

    Potty Training 101

    Potty training is one of the biggest worries among new parents. So many questions arise about when to start and how to do it. Well-meaning grandparents, neighbors, and childcare workers all want to offer advice, but the fact is – you are the parent and only you will know when you and your child are…

  • 10 Free Family Activities in the Bay Area

    10 Free Family Activities in the Bay Area

    Getting out of the house as a family is more important than ever with many families still dealing with at-home school or work. But finding fun things to do together can get expensive! Here are ten free family activities in the Bay Area that won’t break the bank but will give you and your little…

  • Bolster Their Imagination with These 8 Indoor Play Games

    Bolster Their Imagination with These 8 Indoor Play Games

    Here are 8 indoor play ideas that you can try with almost any age. A few of them are classic games or activities you might have done as a kid yourself, but some are probably new. As you transform your home into a land of fun and imagination, they’ll practice their creativity and their motor…

  • Budget-friendly Summer Activities

    Budget-friendly Summer Activities

    School is out, and the kids are restless. You really want to get them out of the house, but everything is so expensive. Don’t worry, there are plenty of budget friendly summer activities out there.Go HikingFind it on AmazonLook for trails that are rated easy or beginner level. These will be easiest for kids to…

  • The Best FREE Museums in the Bay Area

    The Best FREE Museums in the Bay Area

    Free Museums list! Here are some of the best ideas for museums in the Bay Area! Treat your kids out to a special day See below for names and days of no-cost entry for San Francisco area museums. Times and dates might change.Asian Art Museum3D Pen to create art May is Asian and Pacific Islander History…

  • Spice up the Playground: How to Play with the Chinese Jump Rope

    Spice up the Playground: How to Play with the Chinese Jump Rope

    Jump rope is one of the classic children’s games, but there are more ways to play than you might remember! Read through this guide for instructions on how to play this fun new twist on the old-school game. Mix exercise with skill and luck, no batteries needed!Find it on AmazonChinese jump rope and it’s a…

  • 12 Amazing Icebreaker Games for Kids

    12 Amazing Icebreaker Games for Kids

    We as caretakers know how important first days are. Your children often feel nervous or shy. You want to set everyone up for success and start strong, and the best way to do that is with an icebreaker Games! Find it on AmazonAn icebreaker is a game or activity that will “break the ice” for your…

  • Motherhood is Equal to 2.5 Full Jobs

    Motherhood is Equal to 2.5 Full Jobs

    Do you feel overwhelmed with the mountain of tasks you need to complete each day? Between all the diaper-changing, meal prep, and bath-time duty, it’s no wonder you’re so tired. A recent study from Welch’s Market Researchers OnePoll showed that most mothers are working an average of 98 hours per week. They’re working the equivalent…

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