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Big Kids

April 4

11-Year-Old Jonah Larson is a Crocheting Prodigy

An old soul trapped in an 11-year-old body, Johah Larson hooks the world one stitch at a time.

Do what you love and you’ll be happy — this has never been truer than with 11-year-old crocheting prodigy Jonah Larson. A simple sixth grader with an immensely engaged mind (he’s already taking up ninth-grade algebra!), Jonah continues to make waves in
Holidays

November 30

5 Christmas Tree Trinkets You Can DIY with Kids

These unique creations are sure to brighten up your tree!

If you've been wanting to change the theme of your Christmas decors at home, but can't because it's expensive to buy a new set, you'll love these craft projects that aren't only unique and festive, they're easy to make, too. Your kids
Your Kid’s Health

March 28

Kids Can End Up With Burns With Eraser Challenge and DIY Slime

Better read this if you've heard your kids talk about playing "eraser" and making slime.

Now that school is out and summer is here, kids will have an abundance of time and freedom to get into all sorts of shenanigans. It’s enough reason for parents to be extra vigilant. Abroad, the “eraser challenge” is once again gaining popularity but
Family Fun

May 10

We Love These DIY Paper Crafts for National Heritage Month!

NCCA came up with a unique way for kids to celebrate Filipino history and culture.

Photo from ncca.gov.phIn case you didn't know, May is National Heritage Month. We love this year's theme, dubbed as "Pamilya Para Sa Pamana." After all, where better to start the preservation of our country's history and cultural heritage but with the family.The National
Family Fun

March 25

3 Fun Recycling Crafts You and the Kids Can Do Right Now

Make cereal box houses, shampoo bottle monsters and spoon and fork folk!

Photo from lapommeliving.comKids bored at home? Bring out the paint, glue and scissors because it’s craft time! Here are three simple, fun and cheap crafting projects from La Pomme Living that you and the kids can do right now. Yup, right now.
Family Fun

December 2

9 Christmas DIY Crafts and Decorations to Make with the Kids

Add character to your home with Christmas decorations handmade with love by you and your child

Christmas parties are being planned left and right. Everyone’s joining a gift exchange kris kringle. Students are overflowing with giddiness. Why? Because Christmas break is almost here! Take this chance to bond with your child (and adorn your house with lovely handmade
Family Fun

October 24

Celebrity Moms and Kids Have Fun with the Jollibee Kids Club

Fun and learning go together for Jollibee Kids' Club members.

Celebrity mom Danica Sotto-Pingris and chef mom Jackie Ang-Po are keen on raising their kids to be talented, smart, and outgoing. To encourage their kids Mic and Kylie to develop their talents and meet new friends, the two moms have enlisted their
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December 20

5 Days to Christmas! Create A Good-Enough-To-Eat Christmas Garland!

Master this macaroni masterpiece with your kids to spruce up your Christmas décor!
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December 15

10 Days to Christmas! Create a Lovely Treasure box for Yaya!

Help your tot come up with a treasure box to keep yaya’s little trinkets together.

For Nanny: Treasure Box You will need: What to do:1. Squeeze some glue into a small container and add a few drops of water. With a paintbrush, apply a thin coat of glue on the cover of the paper box.2. Sprinkle glitter on top
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December 12

13 Days Left to Christmas! Make a Bring-With-Me Christmas Tree!

Who says you can only have one tree in your home during the holidays? Each child can make his own miniature tree for every room in the house. Now, that’s what you call spreading the holiday cheer!

You will need: How to make:1 Fold the Japanese paper lengthwise into four and cut into strips that are 1½ inches wide. On one side of each strip, make alternating diagonal cuts about half-an-inch deep to form “leaves.” 2 Unravel the strips
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December 4

21 Days to Christmas! | Smart Parenting

Try this fun bonding time activity with your kids, using the shape of their hands as a one-of-a-kind decorative element! Come up with a hands-on wreath!

Hands-on Wreath The kids really have a hand in this project—several, actually. If you have children of different ages, mix their handprints for a more interesting leaf pattern. You will need: How to make:1 Fold the craft paper into four, then trace each

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