When the weather keeps you and your kids indoors, it can be a challenge to find activities that are both fun and engaging. Garden crafts offer a creative way to bring a bit of the outdoors inside, ...

So you’re stuck inside with the kids, and you’re just about losing it. We’re right there with you. We still have a ton of our own work to do, and the never-ending chimes of “mommm, I’m boooored,” are ...

Nacia Walsh of CafeMom shows Kathie Lee and Hoda an array of ways to keep the kids happily occupied on a rainy day, including making puffy paint art projects using shaving cream; using masking tape ...

Rainy Day Fun: Engaging Indoor Activities for Kids: By Shreoshree Chakrabarty Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass—it’s about learning to dance in the rain. This saying holds especially true ...

Kids need to exercise their bodies and minds, whether it’s sunny and warm or cloudy and rainy. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends 60 minutes of physical activity per day for ...

You can never go wrong with this kid-favorite. Add some extra fun with this color-changing slime that shifts hues when it changes temperature. Mix and knead two batches, then draw on them with an ...

Rainy afternoons can be the perfect opportunity to engage in some creative crafting, especially with a Disney twist. Whether you’re a fan of classic characters or modern favorites, these DIY projects ...

Rainy days don’t have to be boring. They can be used as a productive day to get the things done that you’ve been putting on the back burner. On these days, you can be creative and think outside the ...