Chocolate sauce
Dark chocolate and cream - that's all you need to make this delectable, smooth rice sauce that's as good over ice cream as it is as a dipping sauce for fruit kebabs.
Stained glass window sandwiches
This easy sandwich recipe is a lovely way to ring the changes with the kids' lunch boxes when sandwich fatigue has set in. Use cookie cutters to cut the 'windows' from a slice of bread so that the filling shows through. Perfect for a party too!
Wet sand play with shells
Kids love playing around in the sand at the beach. Try this new fun activity for play time at the beach using shells.
Coconut biscuits
These coconut biscuits are simple, tasty and easy on the budget. They are perfect for kids to cook and made from simple pantry ingredients.
Pita pizza
Kids love to help make these yummy quick pizzas they are crispy and delicious you can add extra to them or make them to taste
Make your own party poppers
Sure you can buy party poppers at the discount store, but if you make them, you've also got a fun little craft activity for kids.
What’s the time Mr Wolf?
What's the time Mr Wolf is a classic kids party game for children of all ages to enjoy. Play along and make this kids activity the highlight of your party. Get ready for lots of laughs!
Quinoa and apple porridge
Start your morning with this uber healthy quinoa porridge with brown sugar apples and toasted nuts. Amazing!
Creme Egg Cheesecake
A serious Easter indulgence - this Creme egg cheesecake will impress everyone, especially the kids!
Carrot cake with cream cheese icing
This carrot cake is moist and delicately spiced to make a delicious afternoon tea treat. The cream cheese icing adds a yummy layer of decadence. Enjoy!
Make your own Aboriginal dot painting
Dot paintings are an amazing way for your kids to explore their creativity – and they look fantastic too! Dot paintings are an amazing way for your kids to explore their creativity – and they look fantastic too! Dot paintings are an amazing way for your kids to explore their creativity – and they look fantastic too! Dot paintings are an amazing way for your kids to explore their creativity – and they look fantastic too!
Handwriting: The letter x
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.
Baby Poo: An Essential Guide For Every New Parent
New parents are obsessed with poo. Green poo, runny poo, hard poo and even explosive poo - from colour and consistency to constipation, we've got your baby's nappy covered.
Christmas wheel of presents
Tis the season to play these fun and festive Christmas party games. So why not break out the Christmas wheel and give your party goers a chance to spin for a win!
Labour First Stage
Labour occurs in three stages. Find how what happens during labour in the first stage including information about labour contractions. Find reassurance and be prepared for your labour and birth with an understanding of what to expect when you go through labour and give birth. Kidspot New Zealand
Apple and currant scrolls
Most kids are absolutely starving after school. These delish apple and currant scrolls are just the thing to fill those hungry tummies. Overflowing with yummy apple pieces, these little bites are great to freeze for those days you're in a hurry.
Fruit skewers
Let the kids loose on this one as they choose their favourite fruit to thread on to skewers. Dip them in yoghurt and then roll in coconut, chocolate (or both!) for a fun and fruity treat
Fraction card game
This fraction card game makes learning about fractions fun - so fun, they're going to forget they're actually practising their fractions. There is a full set of fraction cards for you to download and print out. Get started now!
Red velvet pancakes
If you love red velvet cupcakes but are looking for something a little different, these pancakes are for you.
Ear pasta with peas and bacon
This recipe for ear pasta (orecchiette) with peas and bacon is a fast and easy dinner to prepare. You can have it on the table in about 15 minutes and the kids will absolutely devour it. Fabulous!
Smartie cookies
These cookies are great for birthday parties. Covered in chocolate and with little smartie faces the kids will just love them, and they taste great, too!
Dry sand play with toys
Kids love imaginative play at the beach or in the backyard sandpit. Make it even more fun for them by inviting some of their favourite toys to play.
A bubble bottle game
Babys love sound and colour with this quick to make toy your baby will enjoy both.
2 ingredient ice cream bread
This 2 ingredient ice cream bread cooks up just like magic. Use any flavour ice cream you have on hand and you will be enjoying this loaf in no time.
Peanut brittle
Make this peanut brittle in minutes and serve as a sweet treat at a party or put in a pretty jar and give to a friend as a gift. Either way, it's a winner!
Lemon self saucing pudding
Desserts don't get much easier than a self saucing pudding and this one is full of delicious lemon flavours. Serve with vanilla ice cream.
Why rice is really nice
Rice is a staple food source for many around the world. Find out what's so nice about rice.
Post pregnancy weight loss
Post pregnancy weight loss is a hot topic for new mums. Find out how to manage your post pregnancy weight loss realistically and how to stay healthy during the first few months after the birth of your baby.
What parents can do about bullying
When your child is being bullied it can be very emotional. Find strategies to solve the problem calmly and rationally.
In utero activity for baby
There have been many studies into baby being able to hear noises and becoming familiar with voices in utero. The womb is a noisy place! Have a chat, sing a song and get baby more familiar with your voice while she is still in the womb.