Agnes Hsu

Mix in smashed peas with traditional guacamole ingredients such as avocados, garlic, and tomatoes for a sneaky veggie-packed version. A yummy dip paired with carrots or other crunchy vegetables.

I’m always looking for handheld foods to feed my kids because, let’s face it, finger foods are just more fun (and tend to get eaten more). These cheeseburger bacon pizza …

If my family and I lived in a cold, snowy region, this project would be at the top of our list. The trick is to freeze balloons (did you know …

A great alternative to shaving cream, this sensory paint is an awesome way for little ones to explore and exercise their imagination. You can paint with it, blend it, mix …

Banish boring onesies! There are more options than ever – from DIY to sweet stripes and sassy sayings. While only some of these unique onesies have a great sense of …

What could be cuter than a little guy wearing a bow tie? Bright colors and patterns keep the look from getting too serious, and a simple velcro band or buttonhole …

Such an adorable and simple party craft using washi tape and gift bags. Involve your kids by having them fill each bag with a greeting card, or even a small …

Paper dolls are so fun for fostering the imagination and creative play. All you need to make these adorable cone dolls is paper and scissors. Check out their Halloween and …

I love this ingenious use of interestingly-shaped plastic containers as molds for fantastic concrete planters and vessels. Not only is this a great project to work on with the kids, …