The art of weaving a good story has been around for thousands of years. Stories have and are told to pass down history, to convey emotions or circumstances, and to ignite one's imagination -- sweeping to a place far, far, away!

The problem -- what movie can you watch with your kids? Here is a list of favorite movies of moms on the site. We'd like to encourage you to research before watching since we may have older or younger children and different values or beliefs. Hope you enjoy!

Kids love to squish, mold, roll and form! Experimenting with a variety of substances is a natural way to learn about the world; play is your child's scientific method.

Have you ever noticed how your child must touch everything s/he comes into contact with? This is because so much of what a child learns is through hands-on activity, play, and experience. Play dough is one of the many ways to help enhance a child's perception and knowledge of the world.

Besides hold up glasses, what is your nose good for? One very important thing -- your nose allows you to smell. Without your nose you wouldn't know how wonderful a flower smells. Holding up your glasses and allowing you to smell the flowers are only 2 of the many reasons we have a nose. Every time you take a breath your nose is very busy doing many different things.

Straw hats often conjure up favorite memories -- of dropping a line in the pond out back, of walking through rows upon rows of corn in the fields, of curling up under a tree enjoying a favorite book...

Dress up is one of the simplest activities and it often can be overlooked! Take advantage of your child's gifts of imagination. Who does he want "to be" today? Assemble a dress up box for your child. Include items such as:

A fun way to spend any day is to pull out a bottle of bubbles. Those bubbles create amazement and excitement in children of all ages. Here we offer an easy recipe so that you can extend the fun by making your own bubble mix as well as really fun toys to make your bubbles big or little!