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
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ASK AN EXPERT
“Why? Why?” Our child-care experts can answer the tough questions about (and from) your kids.- I want my daughter to learn a second language. When's the best time to start teaching her Spanish?
She'll learn quickly if you start her between 1.5 and 3 years of age.
- I'm worried my baby is allergic to milk. What are the signs?
Rashes, wheezing, constipation or diarrhea are all signs, but check with the doc to be sure.
- My kindergartener is cranky. How much sleep should he be getting?
Kids that age need between 11 and 12 hours a night.
- Should I talk to my kid about politics? Is he too young?
Talk politics without getting into confusing specifics.
About Stephanie
Stephanie Vozza is the founder of The Organized Parent, a website dedicated to making a mom's life easier. Stephanie is Busy Mom Guru for FranklinCovey and writes a column called "The Semi-Organized Mom."
Favorite websites
theorganizedparent.com
getorganized.franklinplanner.com
cafemom.com
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
UNCOVER GREAT IDEAS
Find great child-care ideas from all over the web and delivered right to you.
Smart sick day strategiesA working parent's guide to keeping kids home from school.
Small stature, big voiceBored with 6th grade, 13-year-old Tavi developed keen fashion instincts.
Raise an outdoor kidEven in cold weather, getting kids outdoors improves their health.
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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
Keep little hands out of cabinetsKids get into absolutely everything. Install cabinet security latches in 4 steps and enjoy newfound peace of mind.
More ideas for kids
- Red means stop
Keep kids safe curbside by teaching them pedestrian safety.
- Ready a room for baby
Setting up a nursery can be overwhelming. Here's a stress-free guide.
- Take a whack at making a birthday piñata
Make your kid's party a hit with a homemade piñata. Here's how.
- Share your kid's winter project
Do you and your kids do something special each winter? Show us!
