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How to Make Honey Granola Bars
Satisfy a sweet tooth with this fun and yummy recipe.Nearly everyone has a taste for honey, in fact, people have been eating it for thousands of years.

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Mother's Day Tea
Celebrate Mother's Day with a gracious and elegant tea party.Turn your Mother's Day celebration into a multi-generational affair by honoring your own mom as your child honors you.A great way t

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How to Make Chocolate-Covered Matzoh
Create holiday traditions that your children can pass on to their own families.The traditional Passover dinner is called a seder. During the meal, the story of Moses and the Jewish exodus are told.

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Cooking for St. Patrick's Day
On Saint Patrick's Day, celebrate the luck of the Irish with some green cuisine. Start with a tasty breakfast of green eggs. Serve a leafy salad or pea soup for lunch, celery snacks for appetizers,

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How to Make Jello Hearts
Make jiggly, wiggly tokens of love that are good enough to eat!These treats are a cinch to make, and fun to eat.

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Ice Skating
Ice skating is the perfect winter together-time activity.Be prepared! With the excitement of ice skating, comes the surprise of an occasional fall.

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Snow Ice Cream
It's fun catching snowflakes on your tongue? And even more fun eating a whole bowl of them!If you're lucky enough to live in an area where you can find clean snow, your kids will love making i

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Creating Pictures with Paint
Whether using fingers or a brush, kids love painting.Kids love creating with paint. Whether they are applying it to paper with fingers, brushes, or sponges, they are sure to be proud of whatever they produce.

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Empty Boxes Make Great Play Houses
Let a giant cardboard box inspire hours of imaginative play. For most children an empty box is far more interesting than whatever came inside it. Turn a box into a playhouse and your child will soon be thrilled.

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Making Designs in the Sand
Whether it's the beach, or your yard, kids love romping in the sand. Most babies and toddlers find romping in the sand their favorite outside activity.

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Wheels on the Bus
Wheels on the BusThe wheels on the bus go round and round, Round and round, round and round. The wheels on the bus go round and round, All through the town. (roll hands and arms in circular motion) Th

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Food Glorious Food
Let toddlers play with their food!With its interesting sights, sounds, and smells, the kitchen is likely to be your baby's favorite room in the house. Capitalize on your baby's interest by eng

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Playing with Shadows
Shadows are an interesting and instant form of entertainment. Sometime between seven and nine months, your baby will discover shadows. You can encourage your baby's discovery of shadows

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Splish Splash
When your baby graduates to the big tub, it's time for water games.Once your baby can sit up, it's time for him to graduate to the big tub and delight in tactile sensations such as splashing a

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Peek-A-Boo
This age-old game never fails to delight babies.Peek-A-Boo is a game babies never seem to tire of, so be prepared for numerous variations in the coming months. With every version, thousands of neural

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Shake Rattle and Roll 2
Available in all shapes and colors, rattles will grab your baby's attention. The very first games you play with your baby will probably involve a rattle.

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Let's Have a Diaper Party
Keeping your baby entertained during diaper changes helps things go more smoothly. You can help turn diaper-changing into a positive experience by providing other stimuli for baby to focus on during the big change.

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Giving Your Child Visual Stimulation
Provide visual stimulation to see the development of your baby's vision.As you observe your young baby, you may be surprised at the clarity of his or her gaze.

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Funny Faces and Silly Sounds
Skip the costly toys, make your baby laugh using your voice and silly faces.Studies show that the human face is far more interesting to a baby than fabricated designs and patterns.

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Sing 'N Play Musical Guitar
Sing 'N Play Musical Guitar

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