Many of us are already incredibly resilient in so many ways. So, to help you be even more resilient to stress and overwhelm during the silly season this year, here are 10 tips on how to survive parenting during Christmas time without dialling down on the fun.
Having fun, showing love and enjoying the silly season doesn’t have to cost the earth if you let yourself think outside the box. Here are some creative ways how you can save cash this Christmas and still have a blast with the people you love.
These simple yet instantly recognisable Christmas baubles are quick and easy to make. Mix and match colours and textures to co-ordinate with your Christmas theme.
Kids are constantly on the move and exploring their world. They also have quickly changing interests, so when buying gifts think outside the box and instead of choosing the latest toy, focus on their needs.
If you love Christmas and all things shiny and bright, you're going to love this brilliant DIY Christmas bauble wreath craft. It's easy enough for even the most craft-averse to make.
This edible Christmas wreath is a beautiful, and healthy, centrepiece for your Christmas table.
These festive sandwich stacks are versatile and fun for your Christmas table. They give a nice bit of height to the layout, as well as offering a fun, healthy food option.
Looking for festive foodie fun? These Santa leg cupcakes are easy for the children to make and are super cute. Ideal for a shared meal or Christmas day cuteness.
Create some rustically beautiful Christmas cards with this simple activity. Kids from 3 years old can (with varying degrees of help) make these using easy to find items.
If you are wanting to make some stylish Christmas cards using up bits and pieces you have at home, we've got you!
If you have crafty kids, or you love doing some simple craft yourself, these two cute Christmas cards are ideal. Follow our step-by-step instructions for some festive fun.
Get into the Christmas spirit (and keep the kids occupied) with these fun and free colouring in pages.
For most children, the thrill of Christmas is all about enjoying the lights, meeting Santa, singing songs and going to parties. But for people with autism, Christmas is very different experience.
Budgeting, eating healthily and being thankful for what we have, all seems to get forgotten when Christmas rolls around! If you're concerned about your kids being 'spoilt' this Christmas, read our tips to focus on what's really important.
I usually manage to slip onto the kids gift wish list a thing or two that they'll really enjoy because it stimulates their interests but also something they'll benefit from... the Osmo Coding Starter Kit is exactly one of those things!
As your kids get older, it can be hard to figure out what to buy them for Christmas. To help you navigate gift-buying during the tricky tween-to-teen years, we've put together a list of ideas.
As the first of December approaches, families across the world will be setting up an Advent calendar to count down the days to Christmas with their children. Here's 10 ideas for awesome Advent calendars you can make.
If you think your Christmas bill is getting a little high this year, spare a thought for Santa. Find out how much it would cost to run his workshop each year.
A delicious apricot glazed ham that is perfect for Christmas dinner or when you have to feed the masses!
Help your little one write their letter to Santa with some of our free printable letter templates that will help them detail their wishlist of goodies.
These are miniture versions of pavlova with whipped cream and fresh fruit. Perfect for entertaining.
Christmas is the perfect chance to spoil your loved ones with special gifts that they might not often buy for themselves.
Stocking stuffers for kids don't have to be expensive but they should be fun, and include some that are delicious. Check out some of our family favourite stocking stuffers including ideas for crafty and curious kids and they are all around $10 or less!
We have curated a great selection of Christmas gifts that are perfect for kids who already love being outdoors, or kids who you're encouraging to spend more time outside.
Take a look at our fantastic range of gifts that help grow little imaginations and inspire creativity through play.
Organizing a party that's inviting to the whole family at Christmas presents a unique challenge. The Kidspot Christmas Party Plan is the easy way to plan a fun Christmas party.
Blog: You would hope that Halloween would be over before you started to trip over candy canes and ornaments. However it seems that Christmas items are appearing earlier and earlier.
Whether its baking cookies, decorating the tree or making holiday crafts, remember that the traditions you create for your family should be truly special so that your children will want to share them with their own families one day.
These no cook Christmas crackles will look an absolute treat on your sweets platter or make them for a sweet gift the kids will love to help you.
