What child's eyes wouldn't open in delight at the sight of these pretty clusters of sweet treats. A perfect party food that'll be the delight of any birthday party or special event, these sweet sensations are also simple to make. Kids will love to help make these magnificent morsels.
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 J.
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This sweet slice recipe doesn't need any baking and uses pantry ingredients which makes it a double winner in our eyes! Make it for a school cake sale or as a weekend treat for the kids
These lovely bites of curried lamb mince are delicious as party food or as an alternative to sandwiches in a lunch box. Make them as mild or as spicy as you like - either way, they're yum!
These simple puppets can be as cute or spooky as your kid wants them to be. Why not make a whole ghost family?
Give this chocolate brownie recipe an Easter twist by topping each brownie with a gold-wrapped Caramello egg - because at Easter time you simply can't have enough chocolate!
Enjoy this fun game that will help your childs sense of balance and spatial awareness. Let them walk on the cushions to get across the sea to the dry land before the sharks get them!
There's nothing better on a cold winter's night than a chocolate fudge pudding. Easy to make, they are delicious served with ice-cream or cream.
This simple chicken casserole combines the wonderful tastes of fresh herbs and vegetables such as pumpkin and carrots with tender chicken breast pieces to make a casserole everyone will love, including toddlers and babies.
Fresh fish is always a treat, and this dead easy garlicky sauce makes it all the more special. It's a bit of a cheat on a real aioli, but just make sure you choose the best quality store-bought mayonnaise and no-one needs to know.
These Oreo truffles have just three ingredients and the kids will love helping you make them. Yum!
A great card game that will be enjoyed by everyone playing. A great family night game for the whole family.
Find baby bathing expert advice, including how to bath your newborn and baby safely. Find parenting advice on bathing and caring for baby in the first twelve months on Kidspot New Zealand.
Say goodbye to half-eaten lunches with these great recipes. Not only do they taste delicious - they're also healthy and easy to make.
Looking for a nifty biscuit recipe you can whip up with ingredients you won't have to go to the shops for? Try this easy recipe that takes a couple of Weet-Bix and turns them into something truly delicious.
Pin It We all know kids love stories - why not get them involved in writing their own? Even if they’re not at the writing stage, there is a way to help teach them that too with this free font download they can trace. Would make a very appreciated gift to a grandparent on their birthday!
Make your own advent calendar and craft one of the most rewarding gifts of all - a countdown to Christmas. Christmas activities that reward - craft fun!
White chocolate and raspberries go beautifully together and this light, fruity mousse is no exception. Perfect as a special dessert.
These little fish and potato pies are perfect for a toddler meal. With creamy mashed potato and mild-flavoured fish, the entire family will enjoy it - just watch them clear their plates.
What a catch! These monsters are not only great fun and full of science education, they will make your kids the envy of the class! Who else can catch a monster in a jar?
Marinating chicken pieces in coriander and coconut milk gives a wonderful Thai flavour to chicken breasts or thighs. These are great done on the BBQ and served with rice and steamed Asian greens.
This deliciously pink cheesecake has a sneaky little cheat in the recipe - using jelly to set the cream cheese filling. How clever is that? Totally sinful, this is the dessert to make when you want to wow an audience of grateful diners.
Get into the spirit of Valentine's Day by playing this super cute game of cupid bingo. Print off the Valentine-themed sheets and let the fun times begin! Just remember to laminate the sheets if you want to play more than once.
Bring one of the all-time favourite books to life with a little paint and fruit and the kids will be in stamping heaven! A good way to learn colours and numbers too.
Homemade cards are so much nicer (and cheaper) than an old Hallmark standard. This simple cork stamp thank you card idea is an easy craft activity for kids AND a lovely way to give your thank you notes a personal twist, and our cute how-to video tutorial shows you how to do it.
How fun are these? Next time you're faced with making boring old sandwiches for the lunch box, make these stacked sandwiches instead. They're a great way to get yum combos between a couple of slices of bread.
Try this unusual risotto that's healthy and delicious. Parmesan really brings out the flavour of the cauliflower giving a rich and creamy dinner. You can easily make this dish vegetarian by leaving out the bacon too.
These cheesy vegetable muffins are perfect to place into lunch boxes, take on picnics and to serve up as an after school snack.
This healthy vegetarian soup is packed full of protein thanks to the lentils and full of warming spices that give a delicious kick to its flavour. Serve with crusty bread and vintage Cheddar for a yummy meal.
