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15 Favorite Family Board Games
Board games are a timeless way to gather the family for an hour or two of fun. What child didn't satisfy a sweet tooth with a trip across the Candy Land board or become a small sleuth figuring out the culprit in Clue? While many of these great games have only changed their graphics over the years, new ones have also hit the toy store shelves.
Sibling Shower: Games and Activities
Once you've gathered a few lil ones to celebrate the soon-to-be big sis or brother's sibling shower, let the games begin! To hold tots' attention, keep the activities short and engaging. Start with a round of baby bingo to familiarize the future sibling with items that the family's newest addition will need.
Five Lazy Games to Play With Your Tots
Kids have an abundance of energy so when mom gets tuckered, she still has to keep her preschool and toddler charges entertained. Here are five lazy games that are perfect for playing when the children need to be occupied and a tired mama wants to sneak in a bit of rest and relaxation.
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Toy Box: Playskool's Noodleboro Learning Games
In this world of instant and text messaging, cell phone conversations and general rudeness, it is a wonder our children have any sense of social skills at all. Teaching children manners is never an easy task, but it becomes even more difficult when there are so few good examples.
The team at Playskool recently introduced a new line of board games designed to introduce social graces to the junior set.
Do You Know Your Classic Games?
There is nothing like a classic game night to bring back memories of my childhood. I remember sitting around the kitchen table and battling it out with my parents and sister as we played endless rounds of Uno and Monopoly. As I begin introducing my daughter to the world of board games, I thought it would be a good opportunity to see how well you remember a few of the classics.
Good Things Come in Small Packages: Games
Every party needs a lil icebreaker. So the clothespin game is a simple way to encourage mingling at a baby shower.
Hand one small pin out to each of your guests and ask them to secure it to a visible place like their shirt or jacket label.
Kiddie Soiree: Baby Shower Gift Opening Tip
Unlike some kiddie birthday parties, it's completely kosher to open the gifts at a baby shower.
But, some full bellied women shun the spotlight when it comes to fawning over bottles and diaper bins. So take some of the heat off the mama–to–be and engage the guests with a present opening game that livens things up.
Lil Tip: Rain, Rain, Go Away
It seems like every time I watch the weather channel, a neon green blob is covering most of the country. It indicates rain and snow for oodles of Americans. While it makes great weather for nice cozy fires, it can also create madness indoors, especially if you have tiny ones.
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Play Our New Baby Name Faceoff!
While a name lasts a lifetime, this game goes fast if you can't decipher which moniker is more popular. Luckily, you can play as many times as you please. Based on the Social Security Administration's list of the most popular baby names that come from card applications each year, these names were in the latest release.
10 Go-To Gadgets For Protective Parents
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