Find the best crafts and activities for the holidays.
Learn just how easy it it to make valentines for everyone near and dear to your child this Valentine's Day.
Have fun making festive paper lanterns that will help you celebrate the Chinese New Year with style.
The best holiday ornaments aren't the store-bought ones -- they're the ones your kids make with their own two hands! This holiday season, use markers, pipe cleaners, and glitter to dress up ornaments your child can make at home for Christmas or Hanukkah!
This gingerbread house project is an easy and yummy family activity. It also makes a great homemade holiday gift.
Let your child turn all those festive holiday cards from family and friends into a beautiful hanging display.
Suggestions and advice on successful single parenting during the holidays.
This Thanksgiving project is a great way to keep your child busy while you're cooking the bird.
Take a nature walk and collect some pinecones to make a festive decoration for your Thanksgiving table.
These turkeys make a great decoration for your refrigerator. Make a new one each year to see how (fast) your little one grows.
Brighten up your Thanksgiving holiday table with these easy-to-make turkeys.
Welcome your Thanksgiving guests with these easy-to-make turkey place cards.
This activity will help you show your child what "being thankful" really means.
This tablecloth project is a great way to bring the true meaning of Thanksgiving into your holiday celebration.
Create cute mouse ears for your child to play dress-up, or use them for her next costume party!
Help your child celebrate the season with a few ghostly friends in your trees! This easy activity will transform your yard into a Halloween haven.
Halloween can be a terrifying time for little ones, but you can help your child moderate his fears over time.
Make a spooky centerpiece that's truly in the spirit of Halloween with simple household objects!
In this fun Halloween activity, your child turns an empty flower pot into a not-so-scary Frankenstein.
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