Creative Child

Creative Child Magazine is a monthly publication focused on parenting that aims to broaden the concept of creativity. It offers unique insights and resources for parents who want to support their child's creative development. Every child should have the chance to explore what 'creativity' means to them. Research indicates that when children are encouraged to be creative, they tend to perform better in other academic areas like math, reading, and writing. Moreover, children who have their creativity nurtured from a young age often grow up to be more self-confident as they transition into their teenage years. We invite you to dive into Creative Child Magazine. We believe it is a vital resource and one of the most comprehensive parenting magazines for fostering well-rounded children.

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Creative Valentine’s Day Ideas for Kids During a Pandemic

2 months ago | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes

Love is in the air. Unfortunately, so is COVID-19. We’re still rolling with the punches and learning to live and love creatively in this new world of ours, and so I’ve gathered up some creative ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day. You’ll find cute crafts, fun games, and great activities to make this holiday a special one for your child. Virtual Valentines Because so many kids are still remote learning, class may be cancelled, and with it, the party.
The Importance of 1:1 Time with Your Kids (Plus Date Ideas!)

Sep 4, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes

It’s tough. In the busyness of modern life, it isn’t easy to carve out one on one time with your child, unless you count the million car trips per week where you’re hustling to get somewhere. (Spoiler: That probably doesn’t count.) And if you have multiple children? Well, while you’re being a superhuman, fly me over a latte. Goodness knows you don’t need another thing to add to your plate, but being intentional about spending quality time with your kids individually will really pay off.
Pretend Play and the Development of Creativity

Sep 4, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes

Creativity is beneficial to every one of us. It allows us to view and solve problems, enables us to be innovative and have new ideas, inspires us to live fully, relieves stress, and supports resilience. As Jane Fulton Suri says, “Creativity is at the core of being human.” It is an important element for success in adulthood and a vital component to the healthy development of a child.
Playful Ways to Help Kids Calm Down

Sep 4, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes

Our children’s brains are under construction! The prefrontal cortex, that area which houses executive functions and is responsible for emotional and behavior regulation, impulse control, logic, critical thinking, focus, and flexibility won’t be fully developed until the mid-twenties. This is why children are impulsive, have tantrums, and sometimes make poor decisions.
4th of July Cupcakes

Jul 1, 2024 | creativechild.com | Katy Stewart

These 4th of July Cupcakes are sure to be a hit at your next patriotic gathering! You'll need: Your favorite Vanilla cake recipe or boxed mix or store bought plain cupcakes 3 large bowls Icing Koolaid Packs, Food Coloring or Fruit Extracts Icing Bags and Decorating Tips (optional) Paper Sticker Labels Markers & Crayons Toothpicks Instructions to bake cupcakes: Mix batter, separate into 3 batches.
How to Make the Best of Summer

May 2, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes

Summer is just around the corner. Bring on the sunshine and lemonade! For kids, it’s time to unwind from school and enjoy freedom and relaxation. As parents, we want to make it memorable for them because we know we have a limited number of summers with our kids, and they’re quickly ticking by. Great summers are made of a mix of creativity, adventure, togetherness, and downtime, and it all begins with a good plan. Here’s how to make the most of summer with your kids. Start planning now.
HayStack Cookie Easter Egg Nests

Mar 8, 2024 | creativechild.com | Jenna Gleason

These little egg nests are a festive, delicious classic that are extremely simple to make. This kid-friendly recipe makes a yummy Easter snack, after dinner dessert or holiday party treat! They take a max of 10 minutes to make and about an hour to set. Ingredients: 5 oz. Chow Mein Noodles 12 oz. Milk Chocolate Chips Muffin Tin Candy Eggs/Jelly Beans/ M&M’s/Peeps ##adbig## Directions: Spray the muffin tins with cooking spray. Tip: If you don't have muffin tins you can use parchment paper.
24 Ideas for Leftover Easter Eggs

Mar 8, 2024 | creativechild.com | Jenna Gleason

Here are 24 amazing and creative ideas for leftover Easter eggs! Don't just toss them and waste your money anymore! Try recycling them with any of these crafts or activities! 1. Grow Your Own Cress Caterpillar Collect those leftover egg cartons to make this cool science experiment. Cress is also known as sprouting seeds or mustard seeds in the US! Click Here For More Details 2. Egg Lightning Bugs They make great night lights! Click Here For More Details 3.
3 Top Tips to Help You Keep Ahead in an Ever-Changing Marketplace

Jan 14, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rebecca Eanes |Noleen Mariappen

3 Top Tips to Help You Keep Ahead in an Ever-Changing Marketplace by Noleen Mariappen by Rebecca Eanes It's impossible to deny that old-fashioned marketing tools aren't enough to keep your business afloat and prospering in the rapidly, and ever-changing marketplace that is the context of the times. What's hot and current today is old news and obsolete in six months or less.
Reclaiming Myself: 10 Goals to Tackle

Jan 4, 2024 | creativechild.com | Rachael Moshman

We've now settled into the new year. Did you set New Year's Resolutions? And if so, how are you doing with them? Not so great, right? That's what happens to almost all of us. Each and every year. So why on earth do we keep setting them? Join me and throw them out the window. Right now. Go ahead. Open the window and toss them out. Let's make some goals instead. Goals to reclaim ourselves. I've gotten so wrapped up in being a mother I feel like I've completely lost my own identity along the way.