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Do it Yourself; Tips and ideas for DIY projects to create your next family heirloom, personalize your photo album and more.
3 Simple Activities For Kids
Toys are flying, craft supplies are dwindling, and no matter how many snacks you throw at them they are still hungry! Geekology admins are wonderful, but they can be hard work to keep entertained when the only option is the house or your garden. Here we offer you three simple crafts you can do at home with minimal supplies – they worked on our admin team, so we hope they’ll work for your kids too!
By The One True Geekology6 years ago in Families
Easter DIYs & Basket Alternatives
Growing up Easter was just a fun thing our family did. I know it is technically a holiday recognized by religious individuals and I know what the true meaning behind Easter is. However my only church going family members passed away when I was young and I never attended after that. I have kept it the same for my kids however we don't go overboard.
By Misha Alsleben6 years ago in Families
21 Cheap or Free Activities to Keep the Kids Entertained
Keeping the kids entertained over an extended period of time is not always the easiest. With school holidays parents are pretty much ready for the chaos heading their way, but in a time where Coronavirus is running wilder than the kids, entire countries are shutting up shop and school classes cancelled, parents are anxiously wondering 'how do I keep them occupied?'
By Ashley Brankin6 years ago in Families
Indoor Activities for Kids and Families
Well Spring break was upon us, and that was originally what this article was for. However nationwide and globally events , sports and schools are being cancelled. Some for only a week or two and others for extended periods such as my kids who are out for 6 weeks and the NBA who has cancelled the entire season.
By Misha Alsleben6 years ago in Families
How to Limit Screen Time on a Limited Budget
There are many ways to limit the amount of time your children’s eyes are exposed to screens and devices, but most of the cost an arm and a leg. You could go to the movies, but then you have to buy $12 popcorn and an $8 soda. Visit a museum? Unless you can find a free admission day, that’s another $50 or more for the family. When your funds are low but your screen-free ambitions are high, you’ll have to get creative.
By Kristin Louis6 years ago in Families
What Are the Best Birthday Gift Ideas For Moms?
You know well that your mom’s birthday is ticking. And you are unprepared because you know that your mom will never approve the idea of getting the costly gift for her. So in the meantime you thought that it would be superb if you make something yourself at home. Maybe should be happier to see your creativity bonded with immense love. Therefore, you dig to research on what are the DIY birthday gift ideas that you can do at home for your mom. To know more about the self-made gift ideas, you can also scroll down below to get some fruitful clues as well.
By alvinamartino6 years ago in Families
Top 3 Ways to Guarantee Your Family's Safety
Top 3 Ways to Guarantee Your Family's Protection Life may be unpredictable, but most people are often aware of the factors that endanger their well-being. Consequently, we should always strive to protect ourselves from the ever-present dangers that threaten different aspects of our lives. It is important to note that having a family puts you, the adult, at the forefront of protecting your loved ones and children. Therefore, it is vital to learn the top ways to protect your family.
By Megan Brady6 years ago in Families
6 Ways to Give Back to the Community as a Family This Winter
Although serving your community all year around is very important, it is especially important during the winter months, when temperatures are very cold and frigid in most areas. Getting the whole family involved in helping the community is not only a great way to make an impact on the environment around you, but is also a great way to teach kids about those less fortunate and how to give back. Below are a few simple ways to help serve the community as a family, especially during the winter months.
By Damien Justus6 years ago in Families
First Foods for Weening
If you're thinking of weening a baby, here are some first food tips on how and what to prepare for them for an easy transition. Baby's very first food must be easy to digest and made with ingredients that will help baby ease into new tastes and textures. All babies are different. You may find that your baby may like very strong flavors such as carrots, peas, or broccoli. You may also find that your baby likes flavors that have more of a milky taste such as a bland potato purée or even infant rice. When giving your baby their first purée meal it should be completely smooth textured. It should remind you of a real runny apple sauce.
By Heather Wardlow8 years ago in Families
