Valentine’s Day is just a week away and what better way to celebrate than by doing a fun family craft? All you need are a few cheap, easy-to-find supplies and you and your kids can make these adorable wooden doll fairies.

For the next month or two, cold temperatures will be driving families south, and one of the most popular destinations will be Florida, particularly Disney World. If you are planning to hit up a Disney park in the near future, you’ll need a plan. And much of that plan will be based on how old your children are. Check out this Age-by-Age Guide to Disney World to help get you started.

 

Do you love Gwen Stefani’s eclectic look or Jennifer Garner’s classic style? If you find yourself wishing you could look like some of the most popular celebrity moms, you can – at least you can take some tips from their wardrobe. Take a look at this guide that shows you How to Mimic Celebrity Mom Style.

If your family has a baby rattle from the Lee Carter Co., you will want to learn more about this recall. The rattles, sold in craft stores nationwide, have been said to have a small handle that is a choking hazard. They cost around $4 and have been on sale for the last decade. If your child has one, take it away from him or her and return it to the store for a full refund.

If you want to get your toddler a sweet treat for Valentine’s Day, but you’re worried about giving your child too much sugar, take a look at these great ideas for sweet and healthy Valentine’s Day treats for toddlers.

In order for one to be successful, one must have excellent self-esteem. As parents, we want to help encourage our kids self-esteem so they will be successful. But how can we do it? Check out 3 ways to Help Your Kids Build Self-Esteem.

Do your kids have allergies? Does it prevent you from cooking some of their favorite comfort foods, such as mac and cheese or chocolate chip cookies? If this sounds familiar, never fear, there’s a new cookbook out there that makes the impossible possible. It’s called The Complete Allergy-Free Comfort Food Cookbook.

It seems as though women are choosing to have their babies at home these days. From 2004 to 2009, the number of women opting out of what has become tradition, a hospital birth, has increased by 29 percent. Would you ever have a baby at home?

With spring just around the corner, kids will be spending more and more time playing outdoors. This means every child will need a good pair of sneakers. Not looking forward to spending a ton of money on shoes? Check out this guide to buying cheap toddler girls sneakers.

Parents everywhere often struggle with getting their kids to eat their veggies, and some studies show that this isn’t just a case of kids being stubborn. Vegetables can be bitter, and most kids just don’t like to eat bitter things. So, how can you get these healthy foods into your child’s stomach without a struggle? Check out: Three Foolproof Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Their Veggies.

Ah, February- the month of love.  With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, parents everywhere are running to the stores to look for some sugary sweet treats for their kids. However, nothing says “I love you” like a book the two of you can read together every night, and here are a few excellent choices. Check out: Children’s Books About Love.

Many parents and potential parents are struggling with getting pregnant and having a baby these days, and one thing that often helps to cope with this is knowing you are not alone. Not only are some of your friends and neighbors having problems getting pregnant, but many people you know only from your favorite songs and movies are too. Check out these celebrities who have struggled with infertility.

The Super Bowl is tomorrow and kids and babies across the country are gearing up for the big event! Huffington Post Parents asked parents to send in pictures of their kids rooting for their favorite teams and the result is a bunch of the cutest little Super Bowl fans you’ll ever see.

Do you homeschool your kids or are you thinking about homeschooling? If so, you might want to check out one mom’s thoughts on the subject: Homeschooling has its Good and Bad Days. She talks about the ups and downs of teaching your own children from home.

It can happen to the best parents in the world. You turn your head for a second and your baby or toddler grabs your cup of coffee or something even hotter. While your first thought may be to panic, you’d be much better off taking a few steps to help reduce the heat. But what’s next? Check out these steps to treating a child’s burn.