Chocolate rough slice
This chocolate rough slice is a delicious combo of chocolate base and a sweet coconut topping that cuts down to 24 yummy slices.
Dry sand play with sticks
For a new twist on sand play, try this activity involving sticks. They can fortress and dig holes or make roads and fences.
Make your own bubble wands
So, when we lose our bubble wands, our super bubble solution becomes useless? I think NOT! Try out these great tricks to make sure every last bubble is blown!
Sensory play: Art activities for kids
Combining the art of sport and the art of painting sounds like great fun. And you know what? It is! This box activity keeps the mess containted without containing their imaginations. Give it a go!
Green smoothie
Dont let the colour of this green smoothie turn you off. It is perfectly delicious and will give your body a blast of vitamins to help you get through the day!
Up or down maths
Maths can be a troubling subject to grasp but by turning it into fun for kids, maths can become easy to learn! Up or down maths gives kids a 50/50 chance of getting the numbers correct. Call out numbers for fast paced action.
Ginger ice cream
Ginger ice cream is a lovely way to cool down on a hot day. This creamy ice cream is boosted by delicate spices, vanilla, maple syrup to give a subtle warmth to its cool edge. Its ginger flavour isnt too much for little ones, and its diet-friendly to boot. The perfect summer dessert!
Handwriting: The letter h
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
Science experiment: Bug watch
There is something about kids and bugs that just go hand in hand. Find them, watch them and see how they behave under the spotlight.
Chocolate mud cake
When you want to treat yourself to something really chocolatey, look no further than this easy chocolate mud cake. Using dark cooking chocolate and a dash of coffee, this cake is pure indulgence.
Baby touch game
Teach your baby early with baby games that relate to early learning, eye development and have fun at the same time. Baby games are exciting to play for both of you as your baby anticipates your moves and learns to react.
The trapdoor pinata
Love the idea of the pinata, but dont have the space, or are worried about kids getting hurt? Try a trapdoor pinata game instead that is just as fun as the traditional version.
Flower fairy cakes
These cute cupcakes will look gorgeous on a birthday party table, decorated with fresh flowers.
Light cheesecake
While this is called a 'light' cheesecake, you might not want to overindulge if you're watching your calorie intake. It's quick to prepare and sets in the fridge. Top with fresh berries.
Rock a bye baby
Nursery rhymes are a fun way to teach your children about music, rhyme and language. Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
Heart match up
Come on mums and dads, get creative with heart match up, a fun combination birthday party game and kids activity that involves art and craft. You cant beat heart match up for a party winner with your kids.
Purple Shakes
Here's an easy smoothie recipe you can whip up for little tummies in no time at all. Using frozen berries will make it ice cold without the need to add ice cream. Love it!
Lollipop lamb
Kids love eating anything with their hands so these French-trimmed lamb chops are perfect for little people. Once cooked, squeeze on a swirly shape with tomato sauce and you've got yourself some lamb lollipops!
Nappy Changing Game
This fun little game will keep baby occupied and still while you change their nappy. Make nappy time fun.
One pan roasted salmon and bread salad
This lovely warm roasted salmon and bread salad is studded with tomatoes, garlic and capers. It's all roasted in one pan and is easy enough for a weeknight dinner and fancy enough to make for friends.
Origami waterlily
Origami and papercraft are the easiest craft activities for kids; all you need is a square of paper. It will also help them improve their focus and attention to detail. This step by step video shows you how to make an origami waterlily.
Double double clapping game
Clapping games are a fun way for kids to improve their gross motor and language skills. Double double is a great place to start.
Quick paleo trail mix
This Quick paleo trail mix is easy to make and a healthy, low-sugar treat that the kids will love.
How to make a Nakamura Lock paper plane
This graceful Nakamura Lock paper plane design is a true paper plane classic that you should teach to your children. Making paper planes is a simple paper craft activity for kids that will also lead to some fun outdoor games as they fly their paper planes.
Superhero web catching game
Try this fun outdoor party game that is perfect for kids who love a little superhero action.
Cauliflower and potato soup
This soup is great for the winter months as a hearty and delicious meal that will satisfy the whole family. Packed with nutrients and flavour, as well as being super simple to whip up, this one's a winner!
Maths game: Do the nine times table on your fingers
Learning the times tables is one of the most important building blocks for a child's maths development. Here is a fun multiplication game with FREE printable that will help your child with their nine times table. All they need is 10 fingers!
Apricot and macadamia bliss balls
These are a really great snack for all ages but kids particularly! Keep a stash of them in the freezer for when you need to fill the kids up with something full of flavour, goodness and protein.
Kid-friendly microwave eggnog
Our kid-friendly eggnog takes only minutes to make and tastes great!
Biscuit necklaces
These biscuits are a great idea for a kids party make the biscuits in advance and then decorate the biscuits as a party activity