Do you want your kids to remember you as a happy, fun mom? Try these 53 activities to become a happy, fun mom that your kids will love to be with.

How to be a playful mom. 37 Ideas to be the fun mom you've always wanted to be. Easy tips to be silly and laid back with your kids. Simple activities to grow closer to your family. Ideas to be an intentional parent. #momlife #funmom #playfulmom #bettermom #intentionalmom #parenting #family

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Ah, parenthood. There's nothing more magical than watching your offspring grow into a kind, brave, and happy child. There's nothing less magical than getting on the floor and playing toys with them. As much as I love my children and acknowledge the importance of imaginative play for their developmen

35 Screen-Free Indoor Activities for Kids who are bored out of their minds: run out of things to do inside? This list of 35 activities can help! Use it as your back-up when you're stuck inside and the kids are bouncing off the walls. Because winter can be loooooong.

Stop entertaining your kids and teach children to play by themselves. Alone time is good! Tips to help your child learn to play independently. #encouragekidstoplayalone #playindepdently #independentplay #teachkidstoplaybythemselves

Have you ever wondered how exactly you're supposed to play with your kids? If you're a mom for whom playing doesn't come naturally, this is for you.| #goodmom #bettermom #momtips #play

Just because we’re all staying indoors much more these days doesn’t mean you can’t have fun! Here are 50 things to do with your kids indoors. 1. Build a Fort: My kids are obsessed with gathering all the pillows and cushions from around our house and building a massive fort to hang out and even…

I hope you enjoy these 60 lazy parenting indoor activity ideas for toddlers, preschoolers and kids.

When we first moved to the country, we had no TV, and things were really just fine. After that, we opted for Netflix, but just for Madeline, John, and I—not the little ones. Well, that lasted a little while but then the draw of the TV set in. Not for the kids—for ME! It's such