Entry #440, March 7, 2011 When you think of spring what is the first image that pops in your mind? For me, it has to be all the gorgeous colors that spring has to offer. We forget about them over the winter time, and once the first few flowers start to open, our fond memories…
Entry #397, January 25, 2011 When we think of disorganization amongst children and teens, we think it is due to a lack of focus, or just plain laziness. What about children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)? ADHD is a problem with inattentiveness, over-activity, impulsivity,or a combination. Children and teens who have been diagnosed with…
Entry #364, December 22, 2010 Are your kids ready for Santa yet? Most kids would tell you they were ready in August! Whether you bake Christmas goodies for Santa the night before, or you want to send him an email, here are a few ways to get ready for the big guy! Goodies Christmas Desserts…
Regardless of what tip of the globe you live on, holiday break is approaching soon and the kids will be at home! Whether you are planning to travel, or you’re going to stay home, holiday crafts for the kids will help make it a festive break. Martha Stewart has some creative ways for kids to…
Entry #312, October 26, 2010 For the last few weeks Stagetecture has shown you Halloween ideas for: Children’s Halloween Costumes & Home Decor Ways to Save Money on Halloween Candy Guest Blogger: Safe Halloween Walkway Lighting DIY Saturday – Decorating your Haunted Mansion on a Budget So what else is missing? Your pets of course!…
Entry #280, September 19, 2010 Are you or someone you know planning a nursery? I think children’s rooms are some of the most exciting and fun rooms to design. They allow your imagination to run wild, and creativity is at the heart of beautiful design. Today, I’m featuring nurseries that are gender neutral. They have…
Entry #225, July 26, 2010 I don’t want to keep being the stater of the obvious.. but in 1 month my kids will be returning back to school. Most summer’s I can’t wait for school to begin. This summer however, seemed to zoom by, and I can’t help feeling that I need to cram a…
Entry #109, June 10, 2010 With a week until Father’s Day, it’s time to start having the kids make some great crafts for Dad’s big day. Take a look at Martha Stewart’s ideas for holiday crafts. Cards, picture frames, notepads, and much more! Dad will love the personal touch of these kid’s crafts. ‘Dad’ picture…
Entry #78, April 30, 2010 Last week, I showed you ideas for handmade crafts that you and your children can make for Mother’s Day. Today, I’d like to share with you some wonderful products from an online retailer called, Charleston Naturally. Located in Charleston, South Carolina, the online boutique features natural and organic beauty products…
Entry #74, April 24, 2010 Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 9th this year, have you thought of what you’re giving the mom’s on your list? What about something homemade from you or your children? Mom’s love handcrafted items. Take a look at 50 ideas from Martha Stewart, several of them are easy and practically pennies…
Entry #60, April 8, 2009 Does little Suzie hate when you turn all the lights off in her room at night? Does your teenager hate the 1990 table lamp that you handed him down to use in his room? Does the stark white ceiling fan in your newborn’s room look too utilitarian? From whimsical wall…
Entry #57, April 2, 2010 It always seems that children’s rooms need lots of space. For playing, getting dressed, and holding so much stuff! Need ideas of how to create more usable space in your children’s room? Think organization. With some creative storage ideas, and maximizing vertical space, I’ll help you maximize the tiny tot’s…