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15 Unique Easter Basket Fillers (That Aren’t Candy)

15 Unique Easter Basket Fillers (That Aren’t Candy)

These Easter basket stuffers are as sweet as the inevitable chocolate Easter bunny If there’s one thing the Easter Bunny (ahem, you) knows, it’s that there are plenty of treats floating around on the big day. That’s why a basket not brimming with sugar is a good move for you and the kids. They’ll have fun surprises to enjoy, and you’ll be spared the inevitable crash after one too many chocolate bunnies. We’ve curated a unique collection of Easter basket fillers for kids of all ages, even hard-to-please tweens. LEGO Easter Rabbit Set The new Easter LEGO set of two...

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15 Perfect Easter Paper Crafts for Kids

15 Perfect Easter Paper Crafts for Kids

From bunny hats to tulip forks, these Easter paper crafts are perfect for springing into your Easter celebration Your completely creative kid is ready for a paper craft, and you can practically smell the spring in the air. Yup, it’s time to get artsy with Easter paper crafts for kids! We found some of the best, so between bouncing bunnies and fun flowers, there’s definitely an easy art activity here for everyone. 1. Handmade Easter Card View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jen Walshaw (@funactivities4kids)   Surprise family, friends, and neighbors with these adorable DIY easter cards...

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The best hotels in San Diego

The best hotels in San Diego

With beaches for surfers and families alike, a buzzing restaurant scene, myriad museums and cultural activities, not to mention kid-friendly attractions like its zoo, San Diego is one of the country’s most dynamic vacation destinations. Whether it’s the first or final stop on a California road trip, the spot for a weekend getaway in the sun, or an extended SoCal sojourn, there are plenty of things to do in San Diego … and plenty of excellent hotels to choose from.  Here are the 17 best hotels in San Diego, ranging from sophisticated city stays to more laid-back beach resorts. [roundup-affiliate...

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A Reminder for International Women’s Day, Women ARE Gamers

A Reminder for International Women’s Day, Women ARE Gamers

You know what, I wasn’t going to write something for International Women’s Day today. I was over the trope that I should be the one to do it because I’m the woman. But today, I was brought into a meeting about gaming and apps for children, and I cannot believe the bullshit I just heard. I’m working from home today because my three-year-old daughter is home sick. I have her set up beside me, living her best life playing video games while mom does her thing. I jump into this meeting hosted by two women, one a very popular television...

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Our research shows how 'job crafting’ can help teachers manage and enjoy their stressful work

Our research shows how 'job crafting’ can help teachers manage and enjoy their stressful work

ShutterstockAbout three quarters of Australian teachers experience substantial stress in a typical work week, according to a 2021 survey. Another 2019 Australian study showed more than half suffer from anxiety, and about one in five meet the criteria for moderate to severe depression. It’s not surprising, then, that increasing numbers of teachers are leaving the profession. Meanwhile, enrolments for education degrees have been declining. Teachers in Australia and around the world are under-resourced and burning out, reinforcing the urgent need for policy initiatives to improve their working conditions. But can anything else be done? Our research shows one way teachers...

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