Kids mess

You may think it's impossible to keep the area clean when you're crafting with kids. Paint, glue, and beads (don't forget the glitter) will inevitably get in places you weren't expecting. However, we're here to help you make your clean up time easier. After reading Crafting with Kids: 5 Tips to Keep Messy Projects Clean, you aren't going to worry that the paint won't come out of your sweater, because the paint won't even be on your sweater! It's all about being careful in your crafting space…

How allowing your children to make a big mess indoors can actually lower a parent's stress levels and lead to a calm home.

Forget perfectly pretty eggs. If you're doing toddler Easter egg dyeing this year, embrace an afternoon of creative chaos with these five incredibly fun (and messy!) ideas.

My parenting choices will influence whether my kids grow into healthy, respectable people or total jerks. That’s why I won't do these things for them.

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I like cleaning up messes – said no mom ever, most especially me. But, making a mess is important to children’s brain development. It is not making the mess, really, but playing with the different textures, scents, and sounds that makes those important neural connections. But it often does makes a mess. We can be...

Turning your back on a cheeky toddler can end in hours of cleaning - just ask these parents.