Projects for Kids
DISCOVER MUST-HAVE TO-DOS FROM OTHER USERS
Every kid is unique, so get custom ideas for having fun, learning more and staying safe.Pick some to-dos to get done
Kid tips
ASK AN EXPERT
“Why? Why?” Our child-care experts can answer the tough questions about (and from) your kids.- How much is a reasonable allowance for a kid?
It should depend on what you’re expecting your child to use their allowance for.
- Any tips for keeping up with kids’ laundry?
Give each child their own laundry basket.
- What effect does caffeine have on children?
It can make children hyperactive and keep them awake.
- When do babies start using puzzles?
Kids start manipulating puzzles at about age one.
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About Lori
Lori Lite is an award-winning author and founder of Stress Free Kids and a certified Children’s Meditation Facilitator.
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CUSTOMIZE YOUR IDEAS
Answer a few questions — see smart project ideas.Which home improvement/management project should I do? - make thousands more decisions on Hunch.com
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UNCOVER GREAT IDEAS
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Pack healthy lunchesYou can pack healthy and tasty meals your kids will enjoy. Here’s how.
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Build a puppet theaterTurn an old chest of drawers into a low-tech entertainment center for the kids.
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Back-to-school basicsKids heading back to school? Here are some soothing tips.
WE'RE JUST GETTING STARTED
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TURN BIG PROJECTS INTO SIMPLE STEPS
Get big stuff done for – and with – your little ones, using fun step-by-step projects for every age.
EDITOR’S PICK
Build a sandcastleDamp sand is a wonderfully malleable material for sculpting — you can push it, pile it, poke it and pat it into all sorts of shapes. But perhaps the most classic shape is the sandcastle.
Build a sandy treasure.
More ideas for kids
- How to buy toys for kids (Ages 1-6)
When buying toys, parents should factor in the child's needs, interests, age, safety and the reason for the purchase.
- How to build a backyard swing set
With appropriate seats, this sturdy swing suits children of any age. Common building materials and simple construction put the project within reach for most do-it-yourselfers.
- Child proof your home
The steps in this project cover common dangers and how to mitigate them — adapt them as needed for your child's age and compunction to explore.
- How to build a playhouse
This playhouse will last a good long time if kept sheltered from the elements. If well painted, it may last for a couple years outdoors, depending on how often it gets soaked with rain or snow.
