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Kid friendly recipe: Slow Cooker Alfredo Chicken

Children will love it and its low prep/maintenance for busy moms and dads It’s the creamy classic made even easier. YIELDS: 4 serving(s) PREP TIME: 15 mins TOTAL TIME: 5 hrs 45 mins Chicken Alfredo is one of the most wonderful things in life. And did you know you can make it completely in a slow cooker without sacrificing aContinueContinue reading “Kid friendly recipe: Slow Cooker Alfredo Chicken”

Book Review: Wanda the Witch and the Broom That Went Zoom! by Dana Ginnett

Dana Ginnett’s Wanda the Witch and the Broom That Went Zoom! is a fun children’s story that combines magical fun with an uplifting message about appreciating your talents and accepting your flaws. Set in the whimsical community of Willow Rock, the story follows Wanda Wayble, a talented witch fashion designer whose secret struggle leaves herContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Wanda the Witch and the Broom That Went Zoom! by Dana Ginnett”

Top Reasons You Should Write a Children’s Book

Turn your ideas, memories, and bedtime stories into books that inspire, delight, and last a lifetime. Ever thought about writing a children’s book but talked yourself out of it? Maybe you think it’s too hard or that someone else has already told your story. Truth is, there’s never been a better time to bring yourContinueContinue reading “Top Reasons You Should Write a Children’s Book”

Author Ben St. James Named Finalist at California International Children’s Film Festival for Screen Adaptation of “Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town”

Author and creator Ben St. James has been named a finalist in the California International Children’s Film Festival (CICFF) for the screenplay adaptation of his award-winning book, “Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town,” a recognition that places the Sugar Creek, MO based storyteller on an international stage in a bi-annual competition celebrating excellence in children’sContinueContinue reading “Author Ben St. James Named Finalist at California International Children’s Film Festival for Screen Adaptation of “Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town””

Coffee Filter Flower Craft

Need a fun weekend craft idea? We have one for you today! Here is a great craft to help you and your kids welcome the spring season! Coffee filter flowers are one of the easiest ways to create beautiful paper flowers that look surprisingly similar to real flowers. These delicate, three-dimensional flowers make perfect decorationsContinueContinue reading “Coffee Filter Flower Craft”

Kiddable Awards 2025

Our top picks from across North America, bringing children’s books that families love. Welcome to the second annual Kiddable Awards, we are sharing children’s books from Canada and the U.S.A. made by a host of incredibly talented authors and illustrators. We aspire to create a sense of community and recognize the hard work and dedicationContinueContinue reading “Kiddable Awards 2025”

Santa Also Forgets: Review

Santa Also Forgets is a holiday story that captures the quiet magic of childhood, the importance of intuition, and the reassurance that even Santa isn’t perfect. The story follows Lolo, a thoughtful child who wakes on Christmas morning to discover that Santa has forgotten his hat. While the rest of the family rushes into theContinueContinue reading “Santa Also Forgets: Review”

INTERVIEW: Author Brenda McDowell

A children’s story that explores empathy and the complex emotions behind bullying told through the eyes of a former physician & grandmother. Brenda McDowell, a retired family physician from Toronto, brings warmth, empathy, and deep insight to her debut children’s book Jo-Jo and the Stinky Dragon. Drawing on over three decades of experience caring forContinueContinue reading “INTERVIEW: Author Brenda McDowell”

Review: Aamir, the Boy Who Talked to a Star

Aamir, The Boy Who Talked to a Star is a gentle, imaginative story that captures the endless curiosity of childhood, written by first time author Brenda Marques. Set against the quiet beauty of a desert village, the story follows Aamir, a young boy whose fascination with the sky leads him on a magical journey ofContinueContinue reading “Review: Aamir, the Boy Who Talked to a Star”

The Christmas Cardinal: Review

Managing grief over the holiday season The Christmas Cardinal by Aïda Juodis is a gentle and heartfelt story that brings comfort and hope to children experiencing the loss of someone they love. Juodis guides young readers through a magical snowy world where cardinals carry messages of love and protection, and where the North Pole becomesContinueContinue reading “The Christmas Cardinal: Review”