What time is it? Time to play games!

Road trips can be fun and exciting. Entertain your preschooler with these road trip themed games and learn some handy road tripping hints.

With a bit of help from you, your child can make a play town with your old containers boxes! You'll Need : Saved boxes, cartons, etc. ie. Kleenex/cereal boxes, paper towel rolls, egg/juice cartons Glue or Glue stick scissors Construction or wrapping paper Crayons or markers Directions: Cover boxes...

It’s February. It’s winter. And there are piles of snow outside. Yes, getting outside in the white fluffy stuff is fun but sometimes it’s just too cold or you’re too tired to get out and be active. Or maybe your toddler is too tired. But that doesn’t mean you have to be...

There are lots of activities for your toddler to do during the winter – and not just indoor ones too. But after chasing your child endlessly around the park – when is it time to get them involved in some more organized activity? Well here are some handy tips on when and how to get your toddler...

It’s the Holidays. Things are a little crazy; relatives are coming over, you’ve got a million meals to cook and the kids have eaten way too much sugar and are bouncing off the walls. But somehow you have to keep your tot occupied. So here are a few fun ideas that’ll get you in the Holiday...

Help your children celebrate the Festival of Lights with these festive Hanukah crafts. Stained Glass Menorah Materials: Black construction paper Colour cellophane Tape or stick glue Markers Orange tissue paper Silver/gold glitter glue Pencil Scissors Draw an outline of a menorah onto construction paper...

Anyone traveling with a preschooler knows that even the shortest jaunt can take twice as long as anticipated. Here are a few car games to help pass the time on those long road trips. The Alphabet Game Version 1 : Using license plates, destination signs, advertisements, flora and fauna, etc., each player...

When planning road trips, there are two main things to consider - length of time and filling that time. Let's start with length of time. If your child is still taking naps, coordinate your trip to overlap with the nap. Of course, the best laid plans can go awry, but chances are good that by traveling...