Jason and Anna talk about Anna's weight loss journey.
The 2012 edition of the Apple TV is my first purchase of the “hobby” product by the maker of our favorite “i” devices. I’ve always resisted buying one knowing that it will be obsolete as soon as I set it up. Of course, that’s the same with my iMac. Same with my iPhone. Same with...
With a couple of bucks, some fabric paint and your imagination, you can create an awesome playmat for your kids.
Jason, Anna and Lee try out the Mac and Cheese Crackers. A very early Tasty Test from our trip to Colorado in 2008. Enjoy!
A 5-year old girl. A lightsaber. It's the ultimate play date... until the playing begins. Wait. How do you play Star Wars with a girl?
I made a tutu. It took an hour and cost less than $10. Learn how you can do this, too!
The Lorax book has long been a favorite around our house, so I knew a trip to the theater was in order. But could the movie adaptation really do justice to this beloved tale?
Build a really cool Robot Repair Kit for the tinkerer in your life for under $10!
When our corporate overloads fail to meet our expectations it's up to us, the parents, to give kids the things they really need. Here's how to make your own Superhero Dinosaurs.
We're super-psyched to release our new app for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. It's a handy one-stop source for the latest Howdy Kids posts as well as streaming our podcasts and video extras.
Elliot and her dad talk about skinning cats, playing in the snow and their upcoming trip to Utah.
Commercial Play silks are expensive - about $12-$15 a piece from specialty toy stores or Etsy. But you can also make them for very little money and with very little effort.