If you think that the weight capacity of nursery gliders are not suitable for you or your wife/husband, think again. I’ve just compiled a list of 300 lb. weight limit gliders. I even found one with a 500-lb. weight limit …
A fun challenge to carry a glass jar with a balloon. Can you do it?
Find out how air exerts pressure in all directions with this quick science experiment.
Discover the best travel toys for toddlers for long haul flights and long distance car travel.
This list includes a lot of quiet time activities and entertaining and fun toys to keep your toddler happy.
This is a fun activity for kids.
The capillary action experiment using paper towels is one experiment your kids would like to do over and over again. Know exactly what you need to do to have this rainbow-colored concoction.
Have you tried making an egg float? This density experiment with water is an easy one to do even with preschoolers.
They may not fully grasp the concept yet, but it is a good introduction to what density is.
Here’s another easy kitchen science experiment that you can easily do at home.
The pepper and water trick is a good way to teach kids surface tension. Find out why the pepper “runs” to the sides.
Here’s an experiment that’s great for a lesson on static electricity. This bending water experiment with a balloon may test your patience, but once you get it, you can’t stop.
Find out exactly what we did to make it work every time and make the water bend a lot.
Cover a burning candle with glass and the surrounding water goes up inside the glass.
This burning candle experiment with water is pretty neat and one that will amaze many kids.
These are THE educational toys to buy your kids. Hand-picked list of the best science kits for kids! Highly-rated by toy organizations, parents and kids.
You don’t have to be limited to candies for presents.
Here are some of the best valentine gifts for toddlers which include craft kits, toys, accessories and books.
Vinegar and baking soda – the perfect combination for a chemical reaction that kids can easily see.
In this experiment, we do the self inflating balloon – a very quick and easy Science experiment that kids can appreciate and learn from.
Have you ever seen pepper dance or jump? Well, this static electricity experiment with balloons will do just that.
We even heard some “hissing” with this experiment. If you listen closely to the video, you will too.
An easy kitchen science experiment the whole family will love.
This upside down water experiment is one of these amazing Science tricks that my son loves.
In this very easy science experiment, you get to see magic :-). Flip the glass upside down and the water stays inside the glass. Really amazing and totally mesmerising!
You get to lift an ice cube with salt and string with this experiment. It may look like a magic trick. It isn’t. It’s Science in action.
And it’s a very easy one to do. In fact, you don’t need much. If you have an ice cube, string and salt at home, you’re good to go
Play kitchen sets make a good toy for pretend play. Here are some tips on how to make your own. We also give tips on which ones are the best in the market right now if you’re looking to buy one.
Don’t limit yourself to blue when it comes to play kitchen for boys in 2019. All different colors included here from espresso to red with realistic looking designs. These are great for pretend play.
Keep paper dry in water Science trick! A cool air experiment for kids to see that air takes up space.+ video and explanation to help kids understand why.
Check out these 10 very easy Christmas crafts for kids to make that we found on Youtube. From snowman made of old socks to 3d snowflakes!
A collection of the best parenting quotes for funny and inspirational insights to raising children. Comes with images you can use for FREE.
The best activities for toddlers that keep them busy and happy. It’s time to channel your toddler’s energy into something productive and entertaining. Here’s a long list of activities for toddlers that are geared toward improving your child’s gross and fine motor development.
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