We’ve found that, instead of child-proofing the house, making our spaces child-friendly to our toddler has increased autonomy and reduced stress for everyone in our home. Our kitchen is no exception, and there are many ways to make room for “yes space” in your kitchen, as well.
We recently asked a lot of you what the biggest challenge was for getting your kids outside to play. We got a huge variety of responses, but a few ...
Children who are welcomed into the kitchen and invited to participate will develop a sense of place and belonging within the family structure and a feeling of purpose in helping out and taking on responsibilities or doing household chores. When kids are allowed try new recipes or experiment with flavors, they expand their creativity and develop a willingness to tackle challenges. The more of these connections we make with our children, the more confident they feel in their abilities. And when we include our children in the things we are doing, we send the message that they are important, that they are capable, and that we value their work and their input.
Watch our Black Friday video and read about the ideas behind our month-long November sale in 2017
This DIY crochet bird could be the perfect gift for friends who attend your little one’s birthday party! Items needed: 1. Worsted Weight Yarn: tw...
Easter is one of the most colorful and fun holidays for children, so here’s the perfect DIY Easter project to go with it. You can make crochet East...
Here is a simple DIY project for you. Jeni is going to share how to make DIY paper flowers for us today. These fun and easy crafts add a vibrant to...
This is part three of the Sprout series on raising creative kids. In our first installment we talked about how it is important to give your childr...
Children are born creative. They naturally come up with things that our adult minds would never think of. That’s why we love things like Kid Presi...
