When it comes to cleaning up your kids' spills, smears and streaks, you sometimes need a bit more than hope. Whether it's beetroot on shirts or glitter on the carpet, Kidspot has the solution with advice to remove stains from all types of fabrics and surfaces.
If you find keeping up with the laundry almost impossible, check out our tried and true top tips.
One wonderful thing to come out of weeks of lockdown is an abundance of fascinating and fun online and at-home learning opportunities for kids.
Reducing the amount of energy that your home uses, reducing water usage and waste, as well as shopping smarter can all help you achieve a 'greener' home.
Nurturing an interest in our environment encourages children to seek out more information about environmental factors and to learn about how to protect our one and only home.
If the toys are taking over, then it's time to regain some sanity with our tips on keeping toys clean and organised.
Why does time seem to run so quickly when you have so much to do? Employ our Five-P organisation programme and you’ll have everything done by dinner.
There's a feeling of spring in the air and that, along with the brighter sun that seems to shine directly on all the fingermarks, dust and clutter, makes it a good time to get stuck in to a bit of spring cleaning.
As parents we always strive to keep our kids safe from harm. Have you considered the danger posed by doors around your home that have a tendency to slam?
DIY cleaning products are gaining in popularity as we all start to question the chemicals going in, on and around our bodies.
Just because the pongs in your bathroom are pungent, it doesn't mean your cleaning products should be too. Try these 18 chemical-free methods.
Say goodbye to cleaners that require rubber gloves and a gas mask, and say hello to good old-fashioned non-toxic remedies that do the job just as well. You can thank your granny for them.
