I love Halloween creativity and with Pinterest, it’s been so fun seeing all the great ideas for Halloween costumes for tiny tots. My sister has a Yorkie and he’d look so cute in the Chia Pet dog costume! What are do your kids want to be for Halloween?
You might like:
I love the “crashed witches” for Halloween and had to share this new spin on her.
You might like:
Kid’s Birthday Party Invitations come in all sorts of colors and themes for boys and girls from their very first birthday to a newly crowned teenager.
Kids Halloween invitations are tons of fun for the little host as well as the guests. Kids love to pick out their Halloween costumes for trick or treating and get to wear their costume to a Halloween costume party too is an extra treat.
You might also like:
What a cute little witch costume for Halloween. I love to see all the little ones dressed up, especially when you can tell their costumes were made with great care!
Source: etsy.com via The Invitation Shop on Pinterest
You might also like:
Not only do these fun Rice Krispie treats LOOK like a watermelon, they have a tangy watermelon flavor too. Great for picnics or fun treats to take to any summer gathering.
Page 2 { Recipe }
To easily make heart shaped cupcakes, all you need to do is put a marble between each liner and the cupcake tin. Don’t have any marbles handy, use 1/2″ balls of aluminum foil instead. How fun!
Source: Pinterest
My son would have loved this Sci-Fi Rocket Fueled Jet Pack when he was little. He loved superheroes, wearing masks and capes. I’m sure if he had his own jet pack, it would have been worn every day. DIY Tutorial at DoodleCraft.
You might also like:
Here’s a cute idea for treats or for a child’s birthday party. The ice cream cones are teeny, tiny – about 1-.75″ tall (Joy Kids Cones from Walmart).
A cookie scoop or small melon baller is used to form the ice cream from the Rice Krispie mixture, then drizzled with melted almond bark or candy melts. To make the cones more stable, you can put some candy in the cone, then use the candy melts to “glue” the scoop to the cone. See tutorial at Cute As a Fox.
You might also like:
As soon as children start talking, they are full of questions and usually, adults are doing all the answering.
A fun idea to do with your children is to ask them questions as they grow. Starting at age 3, and then every year on their birthday, ask them the same 20 questions and see how their answers change over the years!
This would make a great video as a collection of the answers each year to see how they’ve grown and matured. You could also take photos and make a book with your favorite photos and their answers through the years.
20 Questions on Your Birthday:
1. What is your favorite color?
2. What is your favorite toy?
3. What is your favorite fruit?
4. What is your favorite television show?
5. What is your favorite thing to eat for lunch?
Menu