Every kid has a dream to be one thing or another when they grow up. Doctors, vets, police officers or hairdressers, there is a longing to be something. Print off all of these and more in our occupation colouring pages series. Print the builder and begin your colouring book.
Enjoy this gorgeous bowl of bean-y goodness for dinner tonight; its sweet, salty and tangy all in one. Fantastic for 'Meat-free Mondays'.
Enjoy this made-for-summer activity for kids with balloon toss! On a hot summer day, water balloons are always a hit with children so get your kids in the pool and let the action begin!
Stuck inside on a rainy winter day? It's time to make an indoor teepee! So much more fun than a fancy store-bought ones, the homemade version is easy to create. Watch the video below to find out how to make a cute indoor teepee.
Athletics is enjoyed in schools and clubs across New Zealand and incorporates a range of track and field disciplines.
Scrolls are always a popular lunch box filler - and your kids will adore these savoury scrolls filled with cheese and Vegemite. Yum!
These salted caramel and banana cups are so easy to make. The caramel sauce somehow manages to make anything you pour it over seem extra special and a bit fancy! Here Ive paired it with some banana slices and popcorn in fun sized glasses a perfectly portioned after-dinner treat or dessert.
A perfect meal plan isn't one that is just made up of your favourite foods or what you like to make or bake, rather it works in with your family and your life.
Make this cute little pom pom Easter bunny tail with these easy Easter craft instructions on Kidspot. Kidspot New Zealand
Paper chain people is a timeless craft activity that all kids love. Whether it's a chain of their friends or family, kids will love decorating each and every person in the chain.
Quinoa has a lovely nutty taste and is just perfect in salads like this one with grilled asparagus. It's a powerhouse of iron and protein and you won't believe how good it tastes in salads.
Making sock puppets is the ideal solution to the age-old household conundrum of odd socks. Don't go spending money on craft supplies - just make this cat sock puppet out of old bits and bobs.
Looking for at-home school holiday activities for the holidays? Try these five fun school holiday activities for kids at home.
What better way to brighten Dad's day than with a lovely poem. Make a card, create a poster or cover your hands in paint and make some handprints that won't fade to accompany these gorgeous words.
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces is the first stepping stone. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Try with G.
Chicken drumsticks marinated in soy sauce and honey are always a popular - and sticky! - dinner for kids. This recipe is quick to make and goes well with plain rice and steamed vegetables.
People are often of the opinion that you should start reading to your baby at birth. Even if your child does not understand the words, they will derive comfort from being close to you and hearing your voice. You will feel relaxed and your baby will associate reading as a pleasant activity.
This cupcake has a shell made of chocolate and is filled with soft jellies and wrapped sweets. Get the birthday girl or boy to hammer it open for a surprise.
Need a way to keep cool during the warmer months? Im sure the kids will jump at the chance for them to create this super easy and fancy fan for themselves, maybe even you if you are lucky!
Heres an easy, comforting Italian recipe that would be great for a quiet family Sunday lunch at home. Pasta in a sweet potato and veggie sauce topped with parmesan? Bellissimo!
It's the end of the year but that doesn't mean your brain is allowed to shut down! Tease your guests and kids with this fun Christmas memory game that will have them wracking their memory for clues. Super easy to play and no mess to clean up, you can't go wrong with this old party favourite!
An anagram is a word, phrase, or name formed by rearranging the letters of a word. It's fun but requires a bit of brain power. Kids will have a great time trying to work out how a real word can be a whole new real word!
Explore the world of sound and sound waves with this easy science experiment for kids. Once your kids have built their sound box and play they will be learning about the amazing science of sound and how we hear things.
If you're running short of time but still want to make a nutritious dinner for the family, this healthy bacon and vegetable frittata will save the day. It's packed full of goodness and will be on the table and ready to eat in 20 minutes.
Timing contractions from the beginning of one to the beginning of the next one, this tells you how far apart the contractions are.
Serving fondue doesn't have to just be a tribute to the 70s. This deliciously cheesy swiss fondue tastes amazing, is fun to eat and a great option for an entree. Serve with bread for dipping.
Simple games that make everyone laugh are the perfect foil for bored children on long car trips. This game is simple to explain but not so simple to execute. Getting it wrong is half the fun!
These homemade peanut butter bars make a great after-school snack. The honey adds a little extra sweetness to the crunch of the cornflakes.
Quickening is the early signs of your baby's movements during pregnancy. Learn more about your baby's kicks and quickening during pregnancy.
You dont need to buy art sets - your home is loaded with materials your kids can use to create art with. Let the kids raid the cupboard for old potatoes or apples that can be turned into homemade stamps.
