Family

Create meals your family will love (even on busy school nights) with these 10 dietitian-approved shortcut ingredients.

Successful mornings with kids don't just happen overnight. Follow these smart parenting tips to stop the chaos and get out the doo …

Are you in a weeknight recipe rut or looking for a simple, hearty meal to feed a crowd? Look no further than this no-mess feast in …

Don’t drop major bucks on an expensive projector and movie screen, we used a cardboard box, a magnifier, laptop and a window shade …

This writer is taking the unexpected approach of teaching her son his way around the kitchen and her daughter her way around a too …

Here's my answer to the often-asked question.

Turning your household into a sustainable space doesn't need to cost an arm and a leg with the help of these thrifty tips.

Make the most of bedtime stories by using these uplifting tales to prep your first child for baby #2.

This mom doesn't throw her kids birthday parties. And they love it.

There's denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance—wait, no, that's the stages of something else. Or is it?

Our seasonal gift to you: Fancy footwork and coping strategies.

Five days, five different meals.

Because what's more entertaining than a little sibling rivalry on Demo Day? 

Take your play outside with a fabulous playhouse.

Get your kids in the garden with this easy and fun family project. 

These summer camps may be just the thing for your budding gardener.

Share your love of gardening with the little ones with tips on helping them get outside and get growing.

When two architects teamed up for the ultimate renovation — a house in the woods for their own family of four — they focused on ma …

A playhouse surrounded by a butterfly and bird garden.

Creating an Italian masterpiece is as simple as running out to the yard to pick fresh toppings for your pizza from a productive, p …

Landscape architect Bob Hursthouse designed a backyard retreat fit for celebrating all of life's milestones. The family-friendly s …

Even 2- and 3-year-olds can help plant their own little patch, and watch as life unfolds around them.

Make some garden art you can eat with this great craft for kids.

Get the family outside to play a game of horsehoes in your very own court!