Just because it is cold and rainy outside doesn’t mean you and your preschooler have to be stuck inside the house. Whether March is lion or lamb-like, we’ve rounded up some of the area’s best indoor play spaces, children’s museums, and even a few outdoor activity options.

 
Show some love by letting your children create colorful hearts out of clay. Kids will have making the clay and then decorating with thier own special touches.
 

 Having a winter baby can be difficult for new parents because you’re likely to be stuck inside more than you’d like. However, it’s important to get out of your house, socialize with others, and take care of yourself. Here are some ideas for a quick, rewarding escape.

Snowflakes and children are a lot alike – no two are ever the same! Bring the beauty indoors with this special glittery snowflake design.

New England is a wonderful place to celebrate the winter holidays for families. From seasonal performances, light displays, and treats galore; there are so many activities to choose from! It was hard to pick the best holiday events, but to help you get in the spirit of the season; here are twenty of our favorites.

Grandparents and their grandchildren can spend the day together making this unique craft. Time spent sharing family stories, either in Nana’s kitchen or at Papa’s workbench, will create enduring memories and constructing the project with delicate yet sturdy hands will teach patience and diligence.

Thirteen-year-old Hunter Triplett of Newton lives life as an individual. As an extremely mature, yet playful, student in the seventh grade at S.A. Day Middle School, Hunter wants to encourage other kids to be original.He's doing it with his own comic.