Hey, guys. What a time! With the Coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak happening all around the world, I know it can be scary right now, but also frustrating to feel like there's nothing you can do about it. I'm feeling it too, so I've put together a list of ways that you can help!

If you're staying at home or social distancing, I've got some tips from the CDC to help keep you and others healthy when you have to go out on that grocery run. I've also got a list of things you can do from home like sewing masks or volunteering money or time remotely. Check that out below and make sure to leave me a comment letting me know you're okay!

Hi, guys! Today I have a Guest Post from Jeremy of Green Thumb Gardener. He shares tips, tutorials, and reviews to help you get the most out of your garden, including enticing the kids into gardening, too. Take it away, Jeremy!

Gardening with your children is such a fun activity that gets them outside and in the sun. As a parent, I know that getting them involved in my passion enables me to pass on a timeless legacy to them. Let’s make gardening fun, amazing and enjoyable to help create those special moments that bond us together. These are some of the ways you can get your kids to help you in the garden.

Hi, guys! Do you have kids going to summer camp this year? It can be tricky knowing what to take and remembering to pack it all, that's why I came up with this handy-dandy free printable. Print out this Summer Camp Packing List and don't forget a thing!

Do you remember playing games during road trips in the family car, like slugbug and the license plate game? There were no game pieces needed, and no electronics required. They were a great way to keep kids entertained, get the family talking, and even the driver could play. If you want to bust boredom in the car and incorporate some of these fun games in your next road trip, keep reading for 10 classic car trip games with instructions on how to play each one!

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Taking a vacation when you feel like you need one isn’t always possible. Whether it's because of time or budget constraints, staycations are becoming more and more popular. Having a staycation doesn’t mean you have to sit at home and twiddle your thumbs though! You can enjoy yourself and relax without spending a lot of money or taking a whole week away from work or school and I have 8 great ideas to help you do it!

Kids usually love winter with it's fun holidays and snow to play with, but when the holidays are over and the snow is melted into slush (or you're just plain snowed in!) I've got a great bunch of ideas to help keep the kids busy on those cold winter days when you need to have some indoor activities ready to go.

This is a guest post by Jenny Silverstone, a mom, blogger, and outdoor enthusiast!

We can’t all afford to go on summer vacations to Disney World or a luxury cruise to the Bahamas, but that doesn’t mean we have to spend all summer bored out of our minds. I know of a few gems hidden right in my area that are probably around yours, too!

All it takes is a little bit of research, and you and your family will be on your way to day trip full unforgettable memories. Sound good? Then keep reading see my top 5 picks for affordable family activities in the summer!

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Storm season is coming and we usually get power outages at least a few times a year. The utility company may get it fixed within a few hours, but what about keeping the kids occupied in the meantime? I've put together my 8 go-to ways to keep the kids entertained during a power outage...just in case. You'll need flashlights or candles, but these are all power-free solutions to keep them busy.

Today I have a Guest Post for you from Susy Richards, a pregnancy researcher, freelance writer, and mommy blogger at Rocket Parents. She has a great list of activities to use to bond with your children. Take it away, Susy!

As your kid gets older, it's important that you spend more quality time with them so that the parent-child bond between the two of you remains strong and healthy. It can be hard for parents to understand what the newer generation likes and enjoys doing so, I've compiled a list here of the top 10 activities to bring together parents and their children.

Are you the type that loves to be scared at Halloween? Do you seek out exciting places that will get your heart pumping? If you live in Tennessee or will be visiting the area, you don't want to miss these awesome attractions. It should be said these attractions are for older teens or adults, so keep that in mind if you have children. The following ten attractions are some of the most highly rated haunted attractions to visit in Tennessee this Halloween.

Fall is apple time, and I've partnered with Social Fabric's blogging community to bring you recipes, crafts, activities, and even a beauty recipe for September's theme--Apples! If you love apples, you can find everything here for fritters, cakes, snacks, desserts, dinners, drinks, games, and DIYs. If you've been apple picking, you will use that bushel up in no time! I know that you will enjoy them and hope that you can create some new fall memories for yourself and the ones you love.