The holiday season is here, and with it comes all the magic and wonder that fills the hearts of children and families alike! What better way to capture that excitement than with a special letter to Santa? We’ve created a free, easy-to-use printable that makes sharing wishes, dreams, and a little … [Read more...] about Free personalized letter to Santa
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10+ Things to Do the Day After Christmas
The twinkle of Christmas lights may still be glowing, and the air feels full of that post-holiday magic—a mix of joy, warmth, and a touch of calm after the excitement of the big day. The day after Christmas is the perfect opportunity to slow down, soak up the cozy vibes, and continue celebrating the … [Read more...] about 10+ Things to Do the Day After Christmas
Snow day? Here are cheap family games to play
If the weather keeps you indoors or you run out of things to do during school vacations, family game nights are a great way to spend time together without spending lots of money. Pull out your games for post-dinner entertainment or when the weather is too cold or too hot to go … [Read more...] about Snow day? Here are cheap family games to play
10 guilt-free ways to stop overspending on your kids and grandkids
Raise your hand if you overspend on your kids for birthdays and holidays because you want them to be happy. Do you spoil your grandkids because you don’t see them often and hope that presents will lead to warm feelings? Do you wish your mom would stop spending money on your kids, or that you could … [Read more...] about 10 guilt-free ways to stop overspending on your kids and grandkids
How to host a kid’s birthday party for less than $100
Throwing an unforgettable birthday party for your little one doesn’t have to drain your wallet! Birthdays are all about celebrating milestones, making memories, and sharing laughter with friends and family. But let's face it, planning a party can get expensive fast. The good news? With a little … [Read more...] about How to host a kid’s birthday party for less than $100
No sled? No problem. 23 DIY ideas
Embrace the thrill of winter by exploring creative alternatives to traditional sleds! When snow blankets the ground, there's no need to fret if you don't have a sled on hand. Everyday items can transform your sledding experience into an exciting adventure.If you're in the South where snow is a … [Read more...] about No sled? No problem. 23 DIY ideas
No bake Halloween school snacks (or party snacks!)
Halloween is creeping around the corner, and what better way to celebrate the spooky season than with a batch of delightful no-bake snacks perfect for school festivities? Whether you aim to indulge a sweet tooth or satisfy a savory craving, these recipes are a fang-tastic way to get into the holiday … [Read more...] about No bake Halloween school snacks (or party snacks!)
101 easy and cheap Halloween costume ideas
Halloween will be here before you know it. There's no need to settle for the high-priced, mass-produced, store-bought costumes (although we have seen some clever and cute ones on Amazon).We've gathered up easy and inexpensive homemade Halloween costume ideas for you here. DIY your … [Read more...] about 101 easy and cheap Halloween costume ideas
Enjoy Kids’ Birthday Party for Under $100 at Chuck E. Cheese
Say cheese! Chuck E. Cheese is giving parents much to smile about with its new, more affordable birthday package.The family-friendly pizzeria is one of the most popular destinations for kids' birthday parties — with more than half a million celebrations being held there annually.And, for … [Read more...] about Enjoy Kids’ Birthday Party for Under $100 at Chuck E. Cheese
Healthy school lunches kids won’t toss in the trash
If your child regularly brings their lunch to school, you've faced the "what to pack" dilemma. You want to pack something nutritious, but you also need to be sure your kids will eat it. A thrown-out lunch does nothing for your child's health or your wallet; it's basically cash in the trash.Here … [Read more...] about Healthy school lunches kids won’t toss in the trash
Save on back-to-school shots, sports exams
The kids soon head back to school and you’ve already shelled out money for new clothes and school supplies. Now you need to come up with more cash for sports physicals and back-to-school vaccinations. Here are some tips that might help you save on those expenses. Visit your primary care … [Read more...] about Save on back-to-school shots, sports exams
16 life hacks using pool noodles and other summer clearance items
Now is the perfect time to reuse pool noodles and other end of the year clearance items! Here are a few great ways that you can get more bang for your buck on items that are already cheap! The bargainista part of me just loves all those end-of-season sales. I get bargain-priced holiday … [Read more...] about 16 life hacks using pool noodles and other summer clearance items
Giant backyard games you can build yourself
Giant backyard games are a great time to spend time with family and friends! You can't go wrong with any of these amazing options! Game time is fun, but for bigger fun, you need bigger games. You may have seen those giant outdoor games made from ordinary board games. These are perfect … [Read more...] about Giant backyard games you can build yourself
Top 10 DIY outdoor toys and summer activities for kids
Here are our best ideas for summer activities for kids that lets them spend summer as it was meant to be enjoyed — playing outside. These DIY activities give your kids the chance to be creative and make their own toys from common household supplies or very modest investment. You don't have to head … [Read more...] about Top 10 DIY outdoor toys and summer activities for kids
Back to school: Is it time for your student to have a phone?
With a son going into fifth grade, I’m one of the few holdouts among the class parents who hasn’t given into peer pressure and gotten my child a smartphone. I have my reasons, most notably among them, he hasn’t asked for one ... yet.Truth be told, I also don’t think he’s ready for the … [Read more...] about Back to school: Is it time for your student to have a phone?