By mid-May our “spring cleaning” kick is in full swing – just in time for the kids to create toilet paper flower bouquets, construction paper tulip cards, and paper plate purses we simply can’t throw away. Instead, consider one of these more durable keepsake crafts you can do together or have a partner orchestrate.
Category: Fun
Dark Chocolate Raspberry Popsicles
Inviting kids into the kitchen can be a fun, family-friendly experience where kids explore new foods and learn about nutrition and healthy food choices – like these Dark Chocolate Raspberry Popsicles made with fresh fruit, coconut palm sugar, and dairy-free chocolate chips. A fun recipe the entire family can enjoy.
Cultural Kid-Friendly Food: Top 5 Eastern Orthodox Recipes For Easter
Whether you are part of NYC’s orthodox community or you like to educate your children about different religious and cultural observations, cooking authentic holiday feasts is a meaningful way to share all that life has to offer with your children.
Why Soccer is a Good Choice for Early Sports Development
More than 2.3 million children ages 6-12 play youth soccer in America. Choosing the right sports for your child is about more than a popularity contest, though. Read more to find out if soccer may provide the right mix of developmental skills your child needs at this time.
The Best Ways to Celebrate Spring in NYC
The sun is crossing the celestial equator this week ushering in the spring season with 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness. The first day of spring has been celebrated for some 8,000 years. Here are some fun ways to celebrate the Spring Equinox with your children.