Colouring in for kids is always fun but with this cool activity, kids will draw their own patterns and start colouring in. Free drawing for kids is great. It encourages them to use their imagination and makes for a great afternoon activity.
As a shared starter or appetiser, this baked feta, with its rich red pomegranate glaze and toasted walnuts, is sure to impress your guests this Christmas. Pop it in the middle of the table and let everyone help themselves to the oozy hot cheese and sweet syrup.
There's no better way to learn maths than with sweet rewards! Teach simple or complex maths lessons suited to the ages of your kids with these fun cookie sums. The concept is simple: get it right, get the cookie. The one with the most cookies at the end wins!
If your child is being bullied, he will feel scared, lonely and hopeless. If you suspect that your child is being bullied, you may find it difficult to get him to admit it to you.
Tummy time for babies is important for developing head control. Find out when to start tummy time and what to do if your baby doesn't like it.
Fancy a brekkie that's got a little more pizzazz than a bowl of cereal? These French toast bites will turn a boring breakfast into a fab feast - and all you need is about 5 extra minutes to make it. Winning!
Christmas craft ideas are easy with these Christmas art and craft projects including these pressed clay ornaments. Find more on Kidspot New Zealand.
Two drinking glasses, water and a straw and you can try the Sippy Straw experiment. What will happen when these three things come together? Kids will love trying this out to see how it goes
Hidden hearts is a lot like an Easter egg hunt and we know everyone loves those! This twist on the classic hunt game involves chocolate or paper hearts, a lot of looking and searching in the house or yard and plenty of laughs.
Looking for new ways to serve mince to your family? Try this easy Asian-inspired chow mein recipe that is quick to make and will disappear in a trice! Your kids will love you for it.
A simple to make family favourite hummus dip with tomato and basil. Whiz it up in minutes and enjoy with pita breads, corn chips or fresh cut vegetable sticks for a healthy snack.
These healthy tuna melt peppers are easy to make and you end up with a tasty dinner that even the kids will love!
Packed with vitamins A, B and C, iron, potassium and protein, mangoes are a sweet-tasting treat that are good for babies. Mix with simple, well-loved apple puree for a fruity surprise.
This cool haunted house lantern craft activity is also a great Halloween decoration idea. There are two versions below: one where Mum will have to help because it involves using a craft knife and one kids can do themselves.
Fun with their fingers and learning textures and tastes is what being a toddler is all about. From about 9 months, you will see a change in your child's behaviour and he will take advantage of the opportunity to play and feel with his fingers. This activity will let him explore safely.
If your kids are into smoothies, there's no reason why they can't enjoy one at school. Simply freeze them ahead of time, and they'll be cold and ready to drink by lunchtime.
These ham and cheese puffs are really easy to make and the combination of ham, cheese and puff pastry means your kids will love this tasty little snack.
For a healthy and fun kiddie treat, you can't go past these Strawberry and orange icy pops. They are the perfect way to end a hot summer's day. So refreshing!
Every mum-to-be wants to have a happy, healthy pregnancy. Try these 10 essential tips to help ensure that yours will be the best it can be!
Halloween decorations can be a fun craft project for kids. Try making these Halloween paper lanterns to string up around your house for Halloween.
Baby development and baby growth is fast so learn about your baby's developmental milestones and stages of development including physical development for babies and early childhood motor skills.
Perineal massage during your pregnancy may prevent tearing or an episiotomy during birth. Find out how to safely perform a perineal massage while you are pregnant Kidspot New Zealand's family health section.
This is the old favourite which we all remember but do you know what the actual lyrics are... now you can.
Give your Halloween party guests an exciting challenge with this spooky twist on the classic treasure hunt game. The kids will love searching for clues and finding little treasures along the way.
These honey soy chicken wings are quick, cheap and easy! They go down well with kids and are great for parties or when you have lots of tums to fill.
Give your regular pancakes a little Christmas magic by simply making them in some Christmas themed cookie cutters - the kids will love them!
Get the kids involved in making these delicious Vietnamese-inspired pork and prawn pops. The tasty grilled sticks are delicious eaten as is, or wrapped in rice paper rolls with crispy vegetables and herbs.
This parmesan crumbed chicken is flavour-packed and baked, not fried. It has a crispy crumb and is a delicious addition to sandwiches and great in salads.
This jumbled word activity teaches your child to unscramble words and phrases online. The Phonics Jumbles online game aims to enhance your child's ability to understand long vowel spelling patterns in a fun and interactive way, which assists both spelling and reading ability.
Chicken nuggets covered in cornflakes these cant help but be winner with the kids serve them up with plenty of vegetables for a wholesome dinner
