Live in a small space but want to make your child’s birthday party a big hit? How about taking the party to your windows? Check out what one apartment owner did to liven things up. Not only is it fun, but it’s inexpensive.

Remember the fun you had when your family got a new refrigerator and you got to turn the box into a playhouse?  What about those paper airplanes you built with your dad? Real Simple has come up with a few great ideas such as these to enjoy some family fun without breaking the bank.

If your child is celebrating a big birthday this year, you’re probably looking for the perfect cake for their party. Need some ideas? Check out these fun first birthday cakes from The Bump. There’s everything from butterflies to Sesame Street.

The big day is almost here, and if you haven’t quite finished your Christmas shopping, you might want to take a look at these great, last-minute stocking stuffer ideas.

What do you do when your child decides he or she doesn’t want to eat meat? If you are a vegetarian, it may be an easy task to handle, but if you’re not, you might be entering a strange new world. You want to keep your kids happy and healthy at the same time. You’ll need to find new ways for them to get iron, protein, and several vitamins. Food Network offers up some great tips for feeding a vegetarian child.

Kids tend to spend so many hours looking at screens or playing with gadgets that require batteries and plugs these days. Wouldn’t it be nice to get back to a simpler time? Real Simple offers some good old-fashioned playtime ideas that’ll get your kids out of the house, or at least away from the gadgets!

If you’re planning a baby shower in the near futue and you want to make it extra special, you’ll definitely want to check out these 25 must-see baby shower cakes.  They’re goregeous, easy to make, and they’ll leave a good impression with party guests!

You may be thrilled to have your babysitter over for  a night out, but whether it’s a trusted relative or the new teenager from your neighborhood, you’re probably going to worry about how much work you’re leaving for them. You want your kids to be safe and well taken care of, and one way to make that happen is to be sure to leave something easy for dinner. If you don’t do frozen food or prefer not to order pizza, take a look at these 10 Easy Babysitter Recipes from Weelicious.

Going to the local farmer’s market can be a great activity for the whole family. You can buy and learn about healthy foods, have fun, spend time together, and even get a little exercise as you walk around, checking out the merchandise. So, how can you help your kids enjoy the experience more? Check out 10 ways to involve your kids at the farmer’s market.

Fall is in full-swing, so why not celebrate with these ten fun fall activities? Harvest bowling, anyone?  Ever made your own scarecrow?

Getting tired of having the same old jack-o-lantern every year?  If so, you might want to listen up. Yahoo suggests 10 fun ways to carve a pumpkin, ranging from pumpkins in the shape of a hamburger to “scared pumpkin pie.”

If you’re looking for a cute set of matching Halloween costumes for twins, triplets and other sets of siblings, look no further than Lil Sugar’s costume ideas for siblings. From Tinkerbell and Peter Pan to the cheerleader and the football player, you’ll find cute, unique ideas for kids of all ages.

So, your baby is turning one and your family and friends are expecting  a big celebration. You’re probably too caught up in wondering how time went by so quickly, but you know you need to make the party memorable. How do you do it? You can start by checking out these First Birthday Party Survival Tips from Babies Online. You might get some great ideas!

Many Jewish families are celebrating Rosh Hashanah and participating in many traditional activities this weekend, but how can you make the holiday fun for the whole family?  The Strollerderby Blog has a few ideas. Check out Rosh Hashanah Crafts and Activities.

Every year your child’s school or team seems to need more and more money, and chances are, your wallet just can’t keep up. Before your school sends home another box of candy or another pamphlet and order sheet full of items you don’t need, you might want to look over this list of fundraising ideas for kids. You just might find something that’s fun and financially rewarding for your school.