Entertainment and Activities

By L. Elizabeth Forry

Have fun learning and creating with your children this fall. Here are our top picks for creative ways to enjoy this beautiful season.

By Jennifer Caffelle

If you're in need of some inspiration when gift-buying for a two-year-old boy, look no further than our 15 top gift ideas list.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Keeping kids entertained over the summer can be a challenge. Give your kids a break from the screens this summer with this ultimate list of outdoor activities for kids. Whether you're looking for water play, arts and crafts, physical activities, science fun, or ideas for the whole family, we've got you covered.

By L. Elizabeth Forry

If you're skipping summer camp this year, we're here to help with ideas for keeping kids busy and engaged all summer long. We have compiled a complete list of DIY, virtual, and educator-approved summer camp alternatives that are sure to keep boredom at bay.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Looking for a way to make screen time more productive without breaking the bank? We've compiled a list of the best learning apps for kids.

By L. Elizabeth Forry

We've curated a list of the best printable Mother's Day cards and DIY gifts that kids can make for mom in a pinch this year.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Looking for fun, creative or unique ways to celebrate Father's Day (or any special day, including his birthday!)? With our list, you'll have an amazing time!

By Stefanie Miller

If the end goal is a busy toddler, these art projects and craft ideas are sure to keep toddlers entertained and engaged.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Find out what camping gear you'll need to pack for your next camping adventure with the kids.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Just because your child is now a teen doesn't mean that they won't enjoy the fun of an Easter basket this year! Here are our favorite Easter basket filler ideas for teens.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Stuck inside on a rainy day? Our parenting experts have pulled together a list (plus a free printable) of the top rainy day activities for toddlers, pre-schoolers and elementary students... They'll even appeal to the big kid side of you, too!

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

If you're looking for ideas on how to celebrate Passover as a family, we've got you covered with eight ways to involve kids in a fun and meaningful way.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Kids of all ages, from preschoolers to older kids can enjoy these simple, DIY Valentine's Day games that can be played at home, at a party, or in the classroom.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Learn and grow as a family by watching movies that celebrate Black stories and history. These are great way to kick off Black History Month and start the discussion.

By Jennifer Caffelle

If you’re looking to get conversation going during family dinnertime, at a birthday party, in the car, or anytime, these fun and silly "Never Have I Ever" questions are a fun way to do so.

Print this group volunteer vacation journal page to reflect on your volunteer experience as a family. You can designate one person to record answers while you discuss or you can use this sheet to guide a family chat. 

This kid’s volunteer reflection sheet is a great way for your child to think deeply about their volunteer time and they got out of the experience. Children can write or draw their responses.

Follow up your volunteer experience with some time to reflect on your experience. Use this solo reflection page for kids (or parents!) who want to write about their time giving back.