With the kids home in the summer and Fourth of July this weekend, thought it would be fun to make them some extra special treats. Found so many great ideas. These festive recipes will surely be a hit with most kids. Best part is they can have fun helping! Do you have a kid friendly recipe you’d like to share? Leave a comment below.
My twins are such lucky grand kids! Every major holiday, they can look forward to a special care package from Grammy and G-Joe filled with lots of special treats. The most special treat of all are Grammy’s homemade sugar cookies, a recipe handed down to her from her mom. Granny Ellen’s sugar cookie recipe is amazing!
Here’s what you need to make these yummy sugar cookies.
North Texas Kids is your go to place for the latest scoop on DFW happenings this Holiday Season. Our Holiday Guide gives you a glimpse at the many fun things to see and do around town and much more.
Also in our Holiday Guide is a giveaway for 4 tickets to Enchant Christmas! This contest is only available through this special feature so check it out! Giveaway ends on Friday, December 4th.
by Minette Riordan
I don’t know about you but the Holidays always inspire me to bake and I love giving homemade gifts from my kitchen. I especially love gifts that my kids can help make. Along with the homemade gifts I enjoy using whatever I’ve got in the craft closet to make creative gift tags or containers. Here are 5 recipes for easy, affordable gifts that you and your kids can make to share this holiday season.
by Andrea Woroch
‘Tis the season to be jolly, and that means a busy schedule full of holiday parties with friends, families, coworkers and neighbors. Depending on your social scene and business obligations, your calendar may quickly fill up with back-to-back festivities, all during the time of year that is most hectic and expensive for many. So how to stay financially sane during the holiday-party season? Here are several tips on how to host, gift and dress up for less.
