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Wednesday, 26 February 2014

Zara Kids' 2014 collection

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Zara kids’ spring summer 2014 colection features an array of trendy clothing that is just as stylish as garments for grown-ups.

Nemo 3D Papercraft

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Kids will enjoy building this curious little clownfish and taking him on undersea adventures.

Download Nemo 3D Papercraft Template

from spoonful.com

Smart Ideas for enjoyable birthday party with cost predictions

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Before you decide on the theme, location, and other party details, figure out a realistic budget. Remember that the birthday party is going to last for a few short hours, but the repercussions of spending more money than you can afford could last far longer. Once you have a handle on how much your family can stomach financially, then you can start brainstorming ideas for a fun-filled, creative party that your child will remember for years to come.

Cheap birthday party for your child

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It seems like children's birthday parties are rivaling weddings when it comes to cost. But when it comes down to it, most children are pretty happy with simple birthday celebrations. Here are five ideas for keeping birthday party costs cheap -- without sacrificing fun.

Dress your boy In Style

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Ed Hardy, Puma, and Lacoste are some of the hottest brands in clothing for boys right now. For parents wanting to dress their boys in style, these are the brands to choose. And for good reasons. Good brands simply reflect good parenting of children. As odd as that sounds, when people see children dressed in Lacoste or Ed Hardy, they assume parents are successful and take good care of their boys. Dress your children in these styles to become the hippest parents around.

How to pick out the perfect curtains for your kids

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To decorate your children’s bedroom can take a lot out of you. As parents, you might feel that your ideas are the best for your child’s bedroom. However, that is not the case.
You’re thinking about decorating your children’s bedroom will be entirely different from theirs. Finally, when your child’s bedroom has been decorated, it will look like your bedroom.

Traveling with kids

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Here are some items I think would be pretty useful when traveling with children:

A stroller gate check bag

If you're traveling by plane and bringing a stroller, you are sometimes allowed to bring it with you to the gate and check it there, but sometimes it will have to be checked with the rest of your luggage. Often, it will then have to be put into a gigantic plastic bag and put with the special luggage. A stroller gate check bag can make it a lot easier to pack up your stroller, and it can also protect it (at least a bit) from the rough treatment it might receive in the luggage hold.

A car seat travel accessory

I have only brought a car seat on a flight once, and found it to be something of a hassle (partly because one of the airlines we traveled with allowed it on board, and another didn't). However, when traveling with a baby or young toddler it can definitely make the airplane seat comfier for them. And this contraption will make it a lot easier to take the car seat with you on your trip.

A kid-sized travel mattress

When my kids were babies, I usually brought along a fleece blanket that I could spread on the floor or on a seat wherever we went for them to lay on and sleep on. A travel mattress would have been a good option too, especially since it could also be used at your destination, if you're staying in a hotel or with friends or relatives.

A nursing cover

Breastfeeding is a very convenient way to feed your baby when you're traveling: no accessories to pack, no washing up (unless you count your nursing bra/nursing pads...), and no microwave needed. (I did the bottle-travel with my oldest who never learned to latch and the breastfeeding with my younger one: both ways work just fine on a plane, but yes, breastfeeding was easier.) A nursing cover is a great way to get some privacy for you and your baby when it's time to eat.

Reusable snack containers

I'm a big believer in bringing snacks along on flights, and the best way to do that is in some kind of packable, crush-resistant, reusable containers.

A kids' book

I'm sneaking this in here, because a good book can be a great travel accessory on board, at the airport, or at bedtime.

Comfy travel pillows

No matter what kind of pillows you bring on board, it is difficult for adults and kids to sleep comfortably in economy class. But a travel pillow can definitely help. There are inflatable ones (I like these because they're easy to pack), and others made of memory foam or other materials.

A portable DVD player

This is an item I frequently consider buying, but haven't quite gotten around to acquiring; partly because of price, and partly because it makes for a lot of electronics to carry around for a flight. This Tmvel 9" PAL/NTSC All Region Free Code Free Zone Free Multi-Region Portable DVD Player does look good though, especially it Play Any Region DVD 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0.

ID Wristbands

This is one of those items you hope you don't really need, but maybe it would be a good idea to get, just in case. I was thinking it would be especially handy if you're going to somewhere big and busy, like Disneyland or other amusement parks or resorts. You simply write down your contact information on a piece of paper that is inside the band, and then your child just wears it (and you hope it will never, ever have to looked at by other people...).

Sunday, 23 February 2014

Pasta:Chicken and cheese pasta bake

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Chicken and cheese pasta bake

Pasta bakes are always a big favourite with busy families. This pasta bake is fast to make because it uses a BBQ chicken and combines it with a delicious cheesy sauce

that is dreamy to eat. Make plenty because you'll be asked for second helpings!

Ingredients:

1 BBQ chicken
500g dried rigatoni pasta
1 tbsp olive oil
2 garlic cloves, crushed
1 small red onion, finely chopped
500g jar tomato pasta sauce
2 cups grated mozzarella cheese
100g baby spinach leaves

Method:

Remove skin and meat from chicken. Discard skin and bones. Roughly chop flesh.
Preheat oven to 180°C.
Cook pasta in a large saucepan of boiling salted water, following packet directions, until just tender. Drain. Return to saucepan.
Meanwhile, heat oil in a frying pan over medium-high heat. Add garlic and onion. Cook, stirring often, for 3 minutes or until tender.
Add onion mixture, pasta sauce, chicken, 3/4 cup cheese and baby spinach to hot pasta. Season with salt and pepper.
Toss gently until well combined. Spoon pasta mixture into a deep baking dish. Top with remaining cheese.
Bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until golden and heated through.

Notes

This is a really easy, family -friendly dish.
If your children have an aversion to anything green, just leave the spinach out.

Kids in the Kitchen:Pasta

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Cheesy three veg pasta bake recipe Grease a 2L capacity baking dish. Preheat oven to 180°C. Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling water, following packet directions, until just tender. Meanwhile, melt butter in a saucepan, stir in cornflour and cook for 1 minute. Remove from heat, slowly pour in milk, whisking all the time to make ... »
Chicken and cheese pasta bake Chicken and cheese pasta bake Pasta bakes are always a big favourite with busy families. This pasta bake is fast to make because it uses a BBQ chicken and combines it with a delicious cheesy sauce that is dreamy to eat. Make plenty because you'll be asked for second helpings! ... »

Pasta:Cheesy three veg pasta bake recipe

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Cheesy three veg pasta bake

Grease a 2L capacity baking dish. Preheat oven to 180°C. Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling water, following packet directions, until just tender

Serving Size:

Special Info:

Egg free, Nut free

Ingredients:

350g shell or penne pasta
30g butter
2 tablespoons cornflour
2 cups (500mL) milk
2 cups grated cheese
1 medium carrot, grated
1 cup fresh or frozen peas
1 cup fresh or frozen corn
½ cup freshly grated parmesan cheese

Method:

Grease a 2L capacity baking dish. Preheat oven to 180°C. Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling water, following packet directions, until just tender.
Meanwhile, melt butter in a saucepan, stir in cornflour and cook for 1 minute. Remove from heat, slowly pour in milk, whisking all the time to make a smooth white sauce. Return to heat, continue stirring until sauce thickens.
Drain pasta, return to pot and stir in white sauce. Add cheese and vegetables, stir well to combine.
Spoon mixture into baking dish and sprinkle with parmesan. Bake for 25 minutes until golden and heated through.

Notes:

Great meal to prepare ahead, cover and refrigerate. Take out of the fridge 10 minutes before baking.
Depending on your kids’ vegetable intake, add some capsicum, zucchini, chopped tomato, basil or parsley to the bake.
Add some protein with a cup of leftover turkey or chicken!

Kids In the Kitchen

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Once your child can read and is confident in the kitchen, he may start making menu suggestions (don't be surprised if most of them are sweet!) or even wanting to cook dinner for the family - many children start by wanting to replicate their favorite dinner.

Sharing your kitchen with your child encourages an interest in cooking and food, and is the best way to encourage lifelong healthy eating habits.

If he pulls out a cookbook and settles on a dish that requires 15 ingredients and 3 hours prep time, try not to dampen his enthusiasm by rejecting his offer to cook for you, just try instead to steer him towards something more doable, pointing out time/ ingredient restraints rather than his lack of experience making soufflés!

Take your child along when you buy fruit and vegetables. Point out to him what's in season and what's not. If nothing else, this may finally stop him from endlessly asking for blueberries in the dead of winter.

Your child will learn all sorts of things when s/he's in the kitchen with you - how to follow instructions; how to read a recipe; how to measure and weigh ingredients; how to use kitchen implements with care; how to whisk, peel grate, fold and dice, just to name a few.

Find kids cooking recipes that are easy, quick and cheap. Search for fun recipes for cooking with kids including kids healthy cooking recipes and easy recipes for cooking with children. Bookmark this page for your kids cooking recipes.

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Friday, 21 February 2014

Time To Bed:A round witch and a king

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Time To Bed:Cinderella

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once upon a time, a rich man lived with his wife and daughter. But his wife was very ill. she asked to see her daughter for the last time.

Boys Spring fashion

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Have fun mixing and matching colorful shorts and patterned tees for an effortless + stylish outfit!

Boys' room Ideas

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Some time ago we’ve shared with you some wonderful girls room design ideas and now we want to share a bunch of wonderful boys room design ideas. It wasn’t easy to gather so many of them because there are much more girls bedrooms designed by professional interior designers. Probably that’s because a lot of girls dream about fairy tale living space and boys care a bit less about their rooms. Although it’s still great when your boy or boys have an awesome room, right? Anyway, we hope you’ll enjoy looking at these photos and will find some interesting ideas for your kids room.

Be inspired to create The perfect room for the young man in your life.

Science For Kids: The Nervous System

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from http://www.makemegenius.com/

Nervous system video for Kids-Definition and Meaning -The nervous system can be imagined as the highway along which our brain receives & transmits information about what happens in the body & around it.Consider that this highway is made up of billions of nerve cells (called neurons) which join together to make nerves.A simple,short animated video on Human Nervous system for Kids & students up to grade.

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

How to Make A ' Real Rose ' From Paper

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Make a paper Frog

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How to Regulate Your Kids' Viewing Habits

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There's nothing terribly wrong with kids watching TV. Watching television has its benefits, but it also has its own disadvantages, especially when one watches too much. It has been shown that children who watch too much television are most likely to develop childhood obesity, show signs of aggressive behavior and have problems learning in school. They tend to have less energy for other productive things, and they are also likely to engage in risky behaviors as they grow older.

Books for Young Children

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From Children's Storybooks Online

The Little Gingerbread Man - by Carol Moore - A surprising new version of the classic Gingerbread Man fairy tale.

How to Plan a Kid's Party

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Party planning is a big industry, starting from party cakes, food, gifts, plates, hats, wrapping paper and decoration, it’s natural to worry whether you’ve made the day “special enough” for your child.

Monster Race 3d

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Monster Race 3d

Description:

From flashgames247.com
Grab the wheel of an off road beast as choose your favorite monster truck machine in 3D. Race in wild areas while performing extreme jumps! Bring it on as you go for the highest score ever, do you have what it takes to drive a monster vehicle?