Kids mess

Kids can be a pain and cause a huge mess sometimes, but that’s what makes them, well, kids. They like to experiment with things, such as putting hairdryers in the sink or even washing Dad’s laptop in the shower. But research shows that messy children make better learners, and toddlers actually learn words for non-solid foods better when getting messy in a highchair. So it may be best to embrace your kids’ messes, at least while they’re still toddlers.

You may think it's impossible to keep the area clean when you're crafting with kids. Paint, glue, and beads (don't forget the glitter) will inevitably get in places you weren't expecting. However, we're here to help you make your clean up time easier. After reading Crafting with Kids: 5 Tips to Keep Messy Projects Clean, you aren't going to worry that the paint won't come out of your sweater, because the paint won't even be on your sweater! It's all about being careful in your crafting space…

Exasperated parents from across the globe have shared the bizarre situations their tots have got themselves into in a series of amusing snaps on the Facebook page CMK.

And this is why you don't give babies spaghetti and go to the bathroom

A messy kids room can be a source of major stress for most families.But when this mum shared a picture of her daughter's messy room, other mothers tur

Boy knocking over a glass of milk, circa 1960s.

This post is sponsored by HP Instant Ink. All opinions are mine. Making messes is an important kid job in our house. My kids love to dump out toys, mix play-dough colors together and cover

Could the antidote to a rumpled room be as simple as closing the door?