December always brings us back to what matters most—gathering with the people we love, slowing down, and savoring the moments that made this year so meaningful. To help spark that joy, I’ve gathered a handful of simple, delightful activities you can enjoy together—moments that invite laughter, togetherness, and a warm reminder of just how special this season can be.
Turn your Easter brunch into a canvas of imagination and keep the little ones entertained and involved. Ignite a world of creativity with this expansive table runner, adorned with charming Easter-themed illustrations just waiting to be colored.
A gratitude mindset involves regularly making the shift from disappointment and expectation to appreciation and thankfulness. And, research shows the earlier a gratitude mindset is instilled, the happier and more resilient we are. So, let’s find ways for our kids to notice and share their gratitude.
As if we haven’t spent enough time stuck at home keeping every one safe, winter is about to arrive. We have compiled a list of exciting and enjoyable activities to do with each other as you spend time together warm inside your house.
When faced with an extended period of time off school, it’s exciting to be free from schedules and homework. Fear strikes when you realize no school means no routines and nothing for the kids to do all day. But have no fear! There are ways to make your time off fun, maybe even fruitful. You could even get a bit of mom time in!
What is the best way to keep your kids entertained this Holiday? Try this interactive book with 5 iconic How to Draw videos. Sit back and relax while your kids spend time learning to draw these 5 iconic holiday characters. A quiet activity the kids will enjoy doing.
We have found a few different ways to celebrate many of the traditions and celebrations of the season. Take a little time to complete some of these activities and de-stress a little from all the hustle and bustle of daily life this month.
Do you have a child that has a lot of test anxiety? Could you use a little help improving your child’s handwriting? Have you ever wondered what goes on in your brain when you are experiencing art or music? Are you looking for a way to give your visual thinker a creative outlet?
Try my interactive book with 5 iconic How to Draw videos. Each video teaches your children to draw a different holiday character.
Want to keep your kids busy while you get ready for the holidays? Here are some fun ways to keep your kids busy on the upcoming days off.
Scissors and Snowflakes: Kids of all ages can enjoy the fun of making snowflakes with scissors and paper. The act of paper folding, careful cutting (use age appropriate scissors) and observing the ensuing patterns are great visual tactile activities. Have everyone in the family participate, and decorate walls windows or packages with snowflakes that don’t freeze, but will warm you all winter long.
