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Mother's Day Crafts for Young Children

There is nothing a mother appreciates more than a gift made from love. Here are 5 craft ideas that even little kids can master (with some help from dad or an older sibling.)


Sunflower Pin Cushion Craft

This cute and useful pincushion is the perfect gift for a mom who loves to sew.


What you need:
A small ceramic flower pot (or recycled yogurt container)
Green acrylic paint
Green, yellow and black felt
Glue gun
Rubber band
Styrofoam ball to just fit top of pot/container


Appropriate age: 6 years+


What you do:

Paint the pot green and set aside to dry. Then, cut out a piece of black felt large enough to cover the Styrofoam ball. Using craft glue, affix felt to top half of the ball. Tie the rubber band around the ball's circumference, leaving the bottom half unglued.


Cut out flower petals from the yellow felt and glue just inside the lip of the pot. Then glue the ball onto the top of the pot. Voila!





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Mother's Day Button Bracelet Craft

If you can't afford gold or silver, you can still give mom a special piece of jewelry on Mother's Day, like this bracelet made from buttons.


Magnetic Picture Frame

This magnetic photo frame is the perfect place to display your favorite picture of you and your mom.


Bath Salts

More than anything else on Mother's Day, your mom probably wants a little R&R. Bath salts are the perfect solution - as long as you make sure to clear an hour for her soak in the tub, too! This recipe is easy to make with ingredients you probably already have at home.


Flower Handprint Card

Whether you make one of these crafts for your mom - or buy her a special gift instead - be sure to include a handmade Mother's Day card. This handprint card is perfect to make with little kids.







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Mukhammad from Arizona, US
00:30 03/05/2012
 
Review by Jennalee for Rating: If I read one more article about how some big citberely couple is having an amicable divorce, but the wife and kids are doing great, I think I'm going to scream! No normal woman or child can go through divorce without some Emotional trauma. More importantly, THESE CELEBRITIES DON'T HAVE MONEY ISSUES TO DEAL WITH. When you don't know how you can keep up the payments on your house (or if you will have to relocate your kids to another town or at least another school system) there's a sense of urgency that I never see celebrities discuss in People magazine. When going through a divorce I discovered that there is a laundry list of money matters that I had to work out for my kids at a time when I was least emotinally prepared to do it. My therapist and several women in my support group urged me to read a book called SIMPLE MONEY SOLUTIONS: 10 WAYS YOU CAN STOP FEELING OVERWHELMED BY MONEY AND START MAKING IT WORK FOR YOU by Family Circle Columnist, Nancy Lloyd. Her eye-opening chapter on dealing with the financial aspects of divorce and how to go about finding the best lawyer, financial planner and tax and pension experts made the difference between my kids having a financially secure future and not. Nancy includes lots of other important advice on money matters but this chapter was the one I (and my kids) would have lived to regret had I not been told about it. And Sheila Ellison's book has helped me deal with many emotional aspects of the divorce that took me months to even realize my kids and I were going through (the shock of the divorce lasts much longer than I ever would have thought). Both books are written in a warm and supportive way. What Sheila and Nancy write will spare you and your kids a lot of unneeded suffering. Both books got my kids and me through the worst time of our lives.
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Lulu
14:36 05/08/2009
 
Looking for kids that are economically challenged, instead I get advertisements
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velma
03:04 05/04/2008
 
this stuff is really cool
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thynissha
23:30 05/03/2008
 
happy mather day i hop this you like


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