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Getting our house in order is a family tradition. For Kennedy, however, it’s a new, uh, joy.
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Getting our house in order is a family tradition. For Kennedy, however, it’s a new, uh, joy.
Four beautiful flowers that will draw butterflies to your backyard.
Remembering a time when every day was a milestone.
Watermelon, strawberry and beets? They make for a kid-sippable slushy.
Solutions for sloppy shave ice and crying babies in traffic, plus a spam musubi for every meal. Why haven't these been invented yet?
Don’t toss those carrot tops. Here’s a recipe by a local chef that is mom-daughter tested and approved.
No paddleboarding into the sunset. My weekends are spent at Costco.
Sure Superman can fly, but can he settle a fight over who’s carrot is pointier?
Our 7 tips to exploring this favorite family educational ocean spot.
How we rock it out in the Mom-Mobile, or, why I shimmy in the driver's seat.
Leo di Caprio phone messages, burrito diet and no vomit in my face. That’s all I want for Mother’s Day.
Here's an alternative to building a treehouse in your backyard—grow a sunflower house instead!
This year I’m adding one thing to Kennedy’s long back-to-school list: more sleep.
Li hing mui kebabs with creamy Romanoff sauce and other fun ideas from one of our Hawaiʻi chefs.
Find a shower of plumeria, cactus and other unusual plants you probably won’t find in backyard gardens in this 60-acre garden.
Decorations are just half of the party. Mix up some slime (and explain how it works) for messy, educational fun!
Nothing puts the "oooo" into a science-themed party than the sizzle and smoke-like vapors of dry ice. Here are three ways to have fun with this dramatic ingredient.
What I learned from one remarkable nun and “Zorba the Greek.”
Too rainy for a campout? Make these fireside favorites in the kitchen with help from one of Hawai‘i’s top pastry chefs.
Colorful candy, sweet experiments and dry ice create a formula for fun.
You’ll definitely get some bites when you put out these tasty ocean-inspired treats.
A parent’s welcome to the world of social media.
December isn’t the only month we should be landing a hand.
Even if your child doesn't want to be a CEO, grit, a broader perspective and communication skills can help them on whatever path lies ahead.