Make a jellyfish in a bottle
Making your own jellyfish in a bottle is a fun science activity or recycled craft idea for kids PLUS it makes good use of all those pesky plastic shopping bags you've collected.
Crunchy winter coleslaw
This colourful, crunchy winter coleslaw is great with a rich casserole or served next to a platter of crispy schnitzels, maybe with some creamy mashed potato on the side.
Paleo banana and date muffins
What better way to keep your kids healthy at school than to pop a few Paleo banana and date muffins in their lunch box?
Bacon, potato and cheese soup
This is a delicious wholesome soup that can be for a main meal served with some crusty bread that the entire family will enjoy
18 Old Fashioned Winter Desserts To Make You Glad It’s Cold!
Fancy schmancy desserts that look like a work of art are all well and good on a reality cooking show, but when you want to lay down a dessert that the family will wolf down with joy, you can’t go past a classic, old-school pudding.
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The good oils: 6 nutritious cooking oils
The words 'fats and oils' have gained an unforgiving reputation. Whilst this may not be entirely undeserved, there is more to oils and fats than meets the eye.
Milk for toddlers
Read parenting advice on giving toddlers milk - what types are suitable, and how much they should have.
Is your child being bullied?
Find out what parents need to look for in order to spot the signs and symptoms of bullying in their child .
Heart cuff
Show how much you care with this easy and lovely heart cuff bracelet. Your kids will enjoy making this simple but meaningful art and craft project and best of all, theres hardly any mess involved!
Science experiment: Making butter
So this little science experiment is edible, which makes it more fun! Problem is, you have to work for it. Shake the jar hard and fast and you shall be rewarded with a delicious version of your own butter.
Breastfeeding and biting
Breastfeeding babies often try experiementing with biting while breastfeeding. Get baby advice and breastfeeding tips to tackle breastfeeding and biting.
Surprise chicken balls
These moreish chicken meatballs are hiding a delicious, cheesy surprise inside. Theyre packed with goodness and make the perfect lunch or dinner for the whole family.
How to make a yarn doll
Making yarn dolls is so easy you won't want to stop. Before you know it, you'll have a whole family of yarn dolls.
Fettuccine alfredo
Hanging out for payday? All you need is a few simple ingredients to make this glorified macaroni cheese for a cheap weeknight dinner. Add some parsley from the garden and it's a little bit fancy.
Table tent
Looking for something to occupy young children on a rainy day? Help them to create this table tent and it will become their own little sanctuary where they can do whatever they please.
Jack be nimble
What a great way to use the noodle out of the swimming pool! Children love to dodge and jump over the noodle, singing the song makes it all the more fun and entertaining.
Musical statues
Tell your kids to dance, dance, dance, but once the music stops they have to freeze into musical statues. Whoever laughs or smiles will be out of this party game. Can your kids keep a straight face while having this much fun.
DIY newspaper plant pots
Getting kids in the garden is great fun and there is nothing more magical to a child than watching their own seeds sprout and grow. With these biodegradable pots made from newspaper, you can go from seed to seedling and straight to planting in the garden with no transplanting at all!
Chocolate beetroot cake
Try this rich chocolate cake made with beetroot for a lovely, earthy bake that the kids will wolf down and not be any the wiser about the hidden veggie content! Great for a teatime treat or add a slice to their lunch boxes.
Anzac biscuit mix in a jar
You can make this Anzac biscuit mix in a jar and give it as a gift or just have this biscuit mix ready to go when you need it.
2 ingredient crepes
These crepes are light and you can fill them with sweet or savoury fillings. They are egg-free, sugar-free and dairy-free and therefore versatile. Think Nutella, strawberries and cream for sweet or feta, ham and diced tomatoes for savoury ...
Shapes for kids: Nonagons
For a shape to qualify as a nonagon, it must have nine sides and nine angles. All of these need to be closed lines and it also must be a 2D shape. There are regular and irregular nonagons. Better understand the nonagon and print off a page for the kids to colour in.
Door knob chore chart
Chore charts can be a simple way to keep on top of who is doing what in a busy household. Make this easy doorknob chore chart with your kids and use it to keep the troops sorted.
Fathers Day Poem: Little Hands
Celebrate Father's Day in a special way this year by creating Dad a lovely card with words from the heart. If you can't think of your own, we have created poems for you to add to your creation.
Vegetable fettuccine with tomato sauce
Vegetable pasta is just so good for you and a fun way to get the kids to eat more vegetables - especially if you make it colourful. Here we serve it up with a tasty tomato sauce and top it with fresh basil and cheese.
Butter biscuits with currants
Old fashioned, simple butter biscuits like Nan makes—you really can't beat them! These butter biscuits with currants are great with your morning cuppa or as a handy lunch box filler.
Sausage and spinach lasagne
Leftover sausages? Turn them into lasagne. The rich tomato and spinach sauce, combined with a creamy bechamel topping, makes for a tasty twist on an old favourite.
Antipasto Christmas wreath
This spectacular antipasto Christmas wreath would make a wonderful centrepiece to your Christmas buffet. Rosemary branches give the illusion of pine with the added bonus of its beautiful scent and flavour.