Oh Easter! A time for marshmallow bunnies, Cadbury eggs, chocolate eggs, and my newest favorite treat: Candy-coated chicks! To make these easy, and not to mention, tasty little chicks, all you need are a few simple ingredients: Pretzels (any size … Continue reading
Saint Patrick’s Day is almost here! These yummy chocolate leprechaun hats caught my eye while I was looking for treats to make with some left over marshmallows. First we gather supplies: Plates, waxed paper, chocolate, a microwave safe bowl, spoons, … Continue reading
One of my goals this year is to break my habit of too much pinning, not enough crafting. My resolution: pick one fun project every week and do it! This week I went looking for St. Patrick’s Day rainbows, and … Continue reading
I know what you’re thinking. What busy parent has the time or inclination to remake something that has clearly been PERFECTED (in our children’s eyes / mouths) by Pepperidge Farms? Have I gone mad?? Well, I stumbled across this recipe … Continue reading
One of the more popular activities on my blog is Water Beads, and I’m sharing this project as an EDIBLE water bead alternative. Water Beads are polymer beads that absorb water…not edible!! Boba Balls, on the other hand, are tapioca pearls … Continue reading
Hanukkah has begun and what better way to celebrate after all the jelly donuts and potato latkes than with more food – an edible menorah! You’ll need graham crackers, frosting, marshmallows, pretzel sticks, and optional food coloring. Line up your … Continue reading
If you’re looking for a holiday-themed dessert that will give your kids a chuckle, this is about as easy as it gets. Pick yourself up a can of whipped cream and a pint of strawberries, and you’re good to go. … Continue reading
I know pumpkin carving season is over…but maybe you’re like me and still have some uncarved pumpkins sitting on your front porch, or you’re inspired to cook with some of those beautiful squashes while they’re still in the market. In … Continue reading
In case it’s not obvious, this is a “humpbacked whale stingray” with spikes to protect it from predators, or so says my 4 year-old son. He’s turning his Halloween candy into art, and this is what he came up with … Continue reading
I love doing baking projects with my boys – it’s the perfect combination of tactile play (mixing) and fine motor practice (measuring), finished off with a treat! My son’s preschool has been doing a unit on colors and rainbows, so … Continue reading
