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The 4 C’s of Canning with Kids

Home canning is an easy way to encourage your kids to join you in the kitchen in making something the whole family will love

Children of school age and older are capable of acquiring do-it-yourself skills that might surprise you

We’ve got a classic Mercedes which we think will be the perfect family car. Just need to get the baby seat installed.

Forts are all about fun and here are five ways to build a kids fort

DIY tire swings are a simple project that you and your family will enjoy for years

Here are 3 tools we think would make a great introduction to power tools for children

Turn your fireplace into a creative space with plywood and some chalkboard paint

Getting your kids involved with the maintenance of your car can teach them skills and responsibility

Don’t throw away your old maps. Take them out and have fun exploring the world with your kids.

While doing a remodel like an addition or a deck, use that time to teach your kids some valuable skills to use on a jobsite.

Camping with a baby should be an exhilarating and fun experience for the whole family

Do a quick tree and treehouse check up each season or after a storm to make sure its in top shape

When kids show interest in joining you in the workshop, be ready to teach them these lessons to be safe and have fun

Smooth skies ahead – make flying with your baby a breeze by following these simple travel tips

These 5 tips for making your tools kid friendly will have your kids clamoring to start their next project

Your kids can help you on any do-it-yourself project.

Nate Ball of Design Squad Nation shares his tips for kid engineers

Don’t throw away your old electronics. Use them as a teaching tool.

These winter battles pop up all the time but you can win every snowball fight you are in by following these tips

Don’t be like Ralphie and learn the correct way to use a BB gun