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These cute sand toys are easy to make with recycled vegetable cans, some foam stamps and a bit of paint. It’s a great craft for Play in the Sand Day (8/11) or anytime your kids want to dig in the sand.  The post Sea Creature Sand Castle Cans was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

Top 10 Best Teeter Totters in 2020 Teeter totter is every kid’s dream. You always see your kids run toward a teeter-totter first thing whenever they go to the park. Make your child time at home more precious, what is more, tempting than a teeter-totter? Here we are with the list of the top 10 best teeter-totters in 2020. 10. Pure Fun 360 Swivel Kids Seesaw with Phonetic Counter Features Frame: adjustable (78.7″ to 72″) Safety: ASTM, TUV/GS, and CE certified Dimensions are 78.7″ L x 39.4″ W x 24.8″ H Recommended ages: 4-10 years’ old Capacity: 75 lbs. per...

While developmental milestones vary wildly, from the moment they’re born, babies are learning about the crazy, bright, loud new world around them. They focus their vision and track objects. They reach out. They touch and grasp things. They coo and repeat sounds. So when choosing baby gifts, pick ones that that aren’t merely cute but help babies make sense of what they see and hear. The best newborn gifts aren’t cashmere receiving blankets, but rattles and teethers that encourage babies to learn about colors and sounds and textures. “Babies from their birth day to their first birthday are learning all about...

Lovevery's new play kits for two year olds are out today. Yes, the play kits now include children from 24 to 36 months check them out here. As a parent of a two year old I am beyond thrilled. They look fantastic! What do the play kits have in them? The Helper Play Kit - for months 25, 26, 27 Super Sustainable Sink With Bio-Based Cups and Plates (pictured above) Drop and Match Dot Catcher Felt Flowers in a Row  Double Sided Sunny Day Puzzle Anywhere Art Kit with Washable Tempera Paintsticks Let's Map It Out Routine Cards Making Muffins...

In partnership with Surex Your Pinterest board for kids’ bedrooms might not come to fruition in real life, but you can still pull off a fun, inspired and functional space—all while making room for your little one’s growing independence and personality. We checked in with Mandy Milks, an interiors consultant, and Abby Wolfson, a pediatric nurse, certified sleep consultant and founder of Peaceful Parent Sleep Coaching, for advice on how to approach your kids’ room setup at different ages. (Spoiler: we’re calling out those dreamy cribs and bunk beds.) Zero to three: Nesting phase  Embrace a theme. So much planning...