Do you love polka dots as much as I do? I like them on shirts and skirts and even on my nails. So, for our daughters birthday I decided to have a little fun and add some polka dots to the party. If you are looking for a fun way to liven up your next cake, look no further. The Polka Dot Surprise Cake is sure to fit the bill.
Come check out my fun cake and a bunch of other awesome polka dot ideas from your favorite bloggers!
My little Joey is always asking to help in the kitchen. But, he is quickly run over by several older siblings who insist that they get to help too. So, yesterday while all the wild ones were out on the trampoline, I snagged Joey and he helped me mix up this super easy snack. So easy that a two year old can make it!
We just called it Ranch Snack Mix. It’s a blend of all things kids love… pretzels, Bugles, Goldfish crackers, cashews, and Ranch dressing mix.
Hi, I’m Angela…the new ‘Kid Craft & Food’ contributor for ‘Or so she says…‘! You can also find me on my blog, Angela’s Adventures. As a mommy of two little ones, feeding my family healthy foods is a major priority of mine. I’ve always believed that what my children eat, is what fuels their little bodies and…
Hi everyone! Amy here, from Amy’s Cooking Adventures. I am a stay at home Mommy with a 3 year old and a 7 month old. I love to make healthy, nutritious meals for my family. Unfortunately, my 3 year old is extremely picky. If he had his choice, he would live on hot dogs and…
Hello! My name is “B”, and I blog to share my educational theme days, recipes, crafts and stories of my life with two boys. Find out more about me at Fryman Four. I was super excited when I heard that W’s kindergarten class was having a party. I emailed the teacher and asked her if…
I’ve seen several articles claiming to give new and fun ideas for school lunches, but I must say…95% of their suggestions wouldn’t be TOUCHED by my kids, even if they were stranded in the desert with nothing else to eat but prickly pear cactus, alone, scared, and naked. Not even touched. I’m pretty sure they…
This craft is easy and will keep your little ones occupied for at least an hour. You can make it into a pin and show your patriotism on the Fourth of July or make it into a magnet. . Here’s what you’ll need: 1/2 cup salt 1 cup flour 1/2 cup water Acrylic, red, white…
I can’t tell you how many little tubs of Play-doh I have bought at the store! AND, they usually only last for one sessions of playing. It ends up in little pieces all over the floor, dried up, eaten, and/or squished all together with other colors (and then none of the kids like them anymore.)…