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Delilicious: Marshmallow Sprinkle Skulls
After seeing BabySugar's ghostly cupcakes, I wanted to bake something Halloweenish for my wee ones. I was thrilled when I found these simple and adorable marshmallow skulls – a perfect decoration for a Halloween baked good. With only a bag of marshmallows, color sprinkles and a knife, I turned a regular marshmallow into a spooky skull.
Kidoodle: Appliqued Onesies from BellaBlu Designs
This week Martha Stewart had guest Christy Hodgson from BellaBlu Designs on her show to demonstrate how she makes the adorable popular appliquéd onesies that she sells on Etsy. If you're not crafty, you can let your fingers do the buying with a simple click of a button. Prices start at $20.
Make Your Own Fruit Roll Ups
What child doesn't love fruit roll ups? There is something so satisfying about peeling the strip of chewy, sweetened fruit off a piece of sheer plastic. When I was younger, I never would have guessed that fruit roll ups could be homemade!
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Kidoodles: Orange You Glad It's the Holidays?
When I was a youngin', one of my favorite holiday activities was making cloved oranges with my mother and sister. It's a fun project that will make your house smell delicious.
All you need are oranges, whole cloves, and a skewer or push pin.
Tasty Treats For Halloween Bashes: Wicked Witch Cupcakes
Halloween's focus may be on a youngster's costume and the candy he gathers as he makes his way through the neighborhood, but that doesn't mean the party can't start early with some tasty treats. From school-sponsored bashes to kiddie soirees, Halloween parties offer lil ones another opportunity to show off their costumes and indulge in some sweets to kick off the spooktacular holiday.
With some inspiration from Martha Stewart, a platter of wicked witch cupcakes is more likely to put a smile on a wee one's face than frighten him.
Do You Make Your Own Baby Food?
Many new moms fancy themselves the younger and hipper version of Martha Stewart. Wanting every morsel their tot eats to be fresh and nutrient filled, more moms are opting to churn out their own baby food. I tried my hand at it a few times and found that the grocer's supply of sweet potatoes was tastier than my own.
Kiddie Soirée: Displaying That Baby Face
One of the best ways to add some flair to a baby shower or a baby's birthday party is to print out some pictures of the guest of honor and display them. For a baby shower, take baby pictures of the expectant couple and make photo copies of the originals. For a kid's birthday party, find the tot's best shots and do the same.
Delilicious: Annabel Karmel's Baby Purees
When babies are able to move from pureed fruits and vegetables to combined foods, some parents are uncomfortable with the idea of feeding their lil one jarred meats with long shelf lives.
At the same time, moms may not think they have the time to make their own food on a daily basis. But, Annabel Karmel’s Top 100 Baby Purees ($10.20), inspires some to create the time.
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