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1. […] so much more. Kids also need pretend kitchen play. This doesn’t mean you need to invest in a child size play set, you can simply dig things out of your cupboards for the little ones to use. My kids love to play […]

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2. […] What about the kids- put the kids to work making gifts for their siblings, friends, and teachers. Some great ideas include sock monkeys, simple knitted scarfs, t-shirt pillows (use an old shirt or find some at a second hand store) or picture frames (think nature and decorate the frame with twigs, pebbles, or seashells). Think outside of the box; an aluminum can makes a great pen holder (paint it and decoupage with photos, artwork, etc…), shoe boxes can be decorated to become a treasure box, coffee cans become drums or a vase for a beautiful fall foliage arrangement (twigs, leaves and pine cones anyone?). My kids absolutely love making clay ornaments which can be wonderful gifts on their own or added to a basket or the outside of a package. […]

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