With egg prices still high, here are four low-cost alternatives to carry on the tradition of dyeing Easter eggs.

Wholesale egg prices are declining, but drops are slow to hit stores. Here are four low-cost alternatives to dyeing Easter eggs.

Grab a shallow tray, shaving cream, a toothpick/skewer, a piece of cardboard and food coloring. Put some shaving cream in the tray, add a few dots of coloring, and then have your kid stir it around.

G et our top tips for Easter Egg Dye Techniques for Stunning Color. There’s just something magical about gathering around the ...

Grab a shallow tray, shaving cream, a toothpick/skewer, a piece of cardboard and food coloring. Put some shaving cream in the tray, add a few dots of coloring and then have your child stir it around.

Grab a shallow tray, shaving cream, a toothpick/skewer, a piece of cardboard and food coloring. Put some shaving cream in the tray, add a few dots of coloring, and then have your kid stir it around.

When it comes to the holidays, you know you can count on Martha Stewart to pull through with plenty of creative ideas and simple hacks to make the day even more memorable. Take dying Easter eggs, for ...

Creating sensory play activities using household items is a great way to stimulate your baby or toddler's development, and it saves money. Some DIY sensory play ideas using common household items are: ...