Macaroni and Cheese is a family-favorite, especially when it comes to pleasing the younger, pickier eaters in most families. And, of course, homemade is always better for you than the pre-packaged, processed kind you find the box. With this in mind, Food Network has 100 mac and cheese recipes that are sure to please almost any family.  The possibilities are endless!

Do you have a little Snow White fan in the house?  If she is out of school this week like many other kids across the country, you’ll probably be desperately seeking something fun and constructive for her to do. Take a look at this page of Snow White crafts, activities, recipes and more from Disney. You can have a whole Snow White day or even throw a Snow White party. There is so much to do!

Cake pops seem to be all the rage this year, so you can bet they will be found on many a Christmas dessert table this week. Thinking about making some yourself? If you’ve never made them before, this easy Christmas cake pop recipe from Family Circle is practically foolproof!

Looking for some yummy, easy-to-make tasty holiday treats that don’t require you to spend much time in the kitchen?  Check out these recipes for goodieslike Marshmallow Peppermint Dips and 8 Minute Mini Cinnamon Rolls. There’s even a little something just for mom.

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.

Many people are removing gluten from their diet these days, even if they don’t have to do it for crucial health reasons. If your family is gluten free and you’re looking for some yummy recipes, why don’t you give this gluten free strawberry cupcakes recipe a try? They’re sure to be a big hit with the kids, and you may even want to serve them at holiday parties.

Tired of the same old sandwiches and pizza for lunch? The Food Network has put together a list of kid-approved easy lunch ideas. From Pita Pockets full of veggies to a mini taco bar that fits in right int he lunchbox, you’ll find something here to suit everyone’s tastes.

Thanksgiving is upon us and you’re probably enjoying spending some time at home with your kids. Need some ideas of what to do or talk about? Mindful Mum talks about what Thanksgiving is all about and even offers some yummy recipes that are fun for parents and kids to make together.

The season of baking is upon us, which means families across the country will be trying new recipes and looking for yummy treats to make. If your family likes vanilla wafers, you might want to give this homemade version a try. These homemade vanilla wafers are delicious and even better than the kind in the box!

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.

This week, many families will be spending lots of time in the kitchen preparing for Thanksgiving.  If the younger members of your family are wanting to get involved and you’re looking for an easy, yet yummy recipe for them, you might want to check out this one for Kid’s Candy Cookies. It’s fun and easy to make, and it’ll make a great dessert if you have any room left after your turkey dinner.

Looking for a great casserole to make your family this weekend?  Check out these yummy family casserole recipes from Parenting.com. How does Chicken Spinach Pie With Mashed Potato Crust sound? And Make-Ahead Pizza Casserole is sure to be  a family favorite.

When it comes to cooking for kids, the Food Network’s Melissa d’Arabian knows a thing or two. With four young daughters, she’s used to cooking to please little taste buds. Now, she’s offering her expertise to moms everywhere with this selection of kid-friendly recipes.  From smoothies to french toast to a yummy pasta dish, these are must-see recipes.

The weekend is here, which means you’re probably looking for something easy to make for dinner. If your family loves pizza, and let’s face it, who doesn’t, you might want to try this cool recipe: pizza on a stick.

Does your family enjoy ice cream, milkshakes and other frozen treats? If you’re wishing they’d go for something a little more healthy, why not check out these yummy, healthy smoothie recipes from the Washington Post?  They’re sure to have your kids asking for more!