on April 2nd, 2010%
We are lucky to have both sets of grandparents coming for lunch tomorrow – I love it when the family gets together. The girls love it too as it means we will be battling it out in our Annual Egg Rolling Contest. It’s a great way to get all three generations enjoying some festive fun together. . . . → Read More: Annual egg rolling contest
on April 1st, 2010%
The chances are this Easter Sunday is going to be a rainy day, so our annual Easter Egg Hunt is likely to be indoors. An egg hunt is a good way for us to keep the kids busy while the grandparents are finishing their roast dinner – and it gives the kids a chance to run . . . → Read More: Easter Egg Hunt clues
on March 31st, 2010%
A classic, no-cook cake. Perfect for Easter and perfect for little children to make.
You will need: milk chocolate (we used 200g which made 30 mini nests), a breakfast cereal such as All Bran / bran flakes / cornflakes / rice crispies, chocolate mini eggs (we found some very cute ‘micro’ eggs), cake cases, a . . . → Read More: Easter crispy nest cakes
on March 27th, 2010%
We make these Egg Heads every year because the kids think they’re so funny. If you get them ready in the next day or two they will have grown a full head of hair ready for the Easter weekend – which you can then snip off to enjoy with an egg sandwich. Although the egg shells . . . → Read More: Eggheads with cress hair
on March 26th, 2010%
Today, less is more. Little made these two Easter cards to give to her best friends at pre-school. They are a very simple design but I think they’re prefect Easter cards for a little one to make, almost by themselves. You can just draw the basic outline and then let them take charge and make a . . . → Read More: Easter bunny and spring lamb cards
on March 25th, 2010%
Little is taking part in an Easter Parade at pre-school tomorrow and needs an Easter bonnet. She’s also crazy about chicks, ever since one of the kids at school brought some into class. So, what would suit her better than a bonnet full of chicks? These pompom chicks are really easy to make, and if you . . . → Read More: Easter chick pompoms

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