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No baking required for this festive sweet treat.
A fun twist on your child’s favorite marshmallow crispy bars.
Even youngest kids can help put together these sweet classroom or party treats.
Photo: Courtesy of the Hawai‘i Department of Education Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Listed below are the graduation dates, times and places for public schools and University of Hawai‘i campuses statewide: O‘ahu ʻAIEA WHERE: Aloha Stadium WHEN: Thursday, May 23,…
What does your child want to be when he or she grows up? In every issue of HONOLULU Family, we talk with people about their interesting jobs in Hawai‘i. This month, meet the man who spends his day on water slides.
This simple five-step recipe reveals a bunny surprise in chocolate cupcakes.
Photo: Dole PlantationTour pineapple gardens and explore a giant maze this Saturday at Dole Plantation's Family Fun Day. Family Fun Day at Dole Plantation General admission to Dole Plantation is always free. This Saturday, however, ticket prices are as low…
Photo: Courtesy of Ala Moana Center Watching the koi has been one of the favorite kid activities at Ala Moana Center for decades. Every day, you'll find families on the benches surrounding the ponds to gaze at the colorful fish swimming…
7 ways to prepare your children for this milestone.
We spoke to three working moms on O’ahu about the benefits and challenges of working remotely while juggling family responsibilities.
You’ve noticed it for a while. Your child seems bored or restless in school. Or they are rapidly succeeding in one field and are looking for new challenges. It makes you wonder if it is time to consider private school.…
As humans, it’s in our nature to be social. Now, thanks to the internet, we can share more things with more people, more effortlessly than ever. When it’s so easy, we may not think twice about posting photos of our…
As adults, we safeguard our keiki from physical injuries (helmets and knee pads), harmful germs (soap and hand sanitizers) and bullies (karate class). What we may not do, however, is protect our keiki from identity theft and credit fraud. The…
All you need to know about selling or donating your child’s old things. Plus, money-saving shopping ideas.
See what each of Hawai‘i's six biggest banks have to offer.