- Keep it up. Thanks for sharing this article.

- TOO GOOD.

- nice one

bogsy - great idea..at least i got this as reference for the weekend thanks for sharing

mnemosyne - . good suggestion. it's nice that there is no winter season here in my country

rameshramaiah - This is very long story i quess. But, O.K with your info. I'll give 4/10.Thank u.

- great review.thanks

seasons1981 - These seem like a lot of fun!  I just wish my kids were old enough to do them lol

- nice ways thanks........

Purnendu - Nice info shared across

tenement2 - Nice review.

tenement2 - Thanks for the information!

oxygen02 - Great post!

oxygen02 - You have great article.

- well those are some ideas but I already used some of them still I can try some others

jdmanuel - thanks for the info!

anne_20002002 - great ideas, thanks

ruel_ortilla - so so so amazing.....helpful.....we might not have winter in philippines but i can help inform my relatives and friends abroad....

- great aricles..good job.

bandulf - no winter in our country, but could be a big help for others specially living in a country with winter season

- Thanks for article

audunhoel - this sounds great!

 

First I have to get some kids ... I think

- Nice article! Keep it up! :)

- really helpful one..i really hurts when your kid asks for something and you fail to do that due to money constraint

aida0205 - great tips.. i like the info for my kids

kriskifom - Good one!

kriskifom - I should try this. Thanks.

- Good information. Thank you a lot!:D VERY USEFUL!!

- great list you have. i like the card towers game, i use to this.

- Thanks for the pointers.  The kids are out on Spring break right now, and they keep saying they are "bored"

- thanks for the great tips.

- good tips

- it  is good for us.

- thanks for share ur experience.....

-  Good article..... I am very interesting

- great articles...thanks.

rakesh284 - Thanks for sharing these great ideasI can use them in my future.They are too good to be implemented.Thanks again

tazar - very good, thank

newfriend01 - Vvery Nnice

- Very helpful, thanks for information

LauraT2009 - How great are these ideas. I have no kids but will save this for if I ever do. Loving the post about the budding movie maker. Great ways to entertain here which will not break the bank.

aliaslucs - great article, it is very helpful to me thank you for this information

- AHHH CUTE THINGS TO DO! Thank you!

- :¦:-•:*'""*:•.-:¦:-Thank you >^..^< Great Review!!! -:¦:-•:*””'*•-:|:-

nevahloseh - happy me, great post!

nevahloseh - nice post!

- very good, thank for information

sl4sh3r - Thank you for a good information.

- good, It's really work. But few people will do it . It's hard for parents!

aeroboy - thanks for the share,,

- 20 ways described above are wonderful...and useful to a child happy Thanks for the article

- Very good ideas!It makes me to recall my childhood.When I was young,my family was very poor,my parents didn't buy me  toys,my brother and I made some toys by ourselves such as earthbags and whipping top.We also spent a happy childhood.

thinkingoutloud - There are some fun ideas here :)  Along the lines of the movie maker suggestion, my kids and I made a comic book when they were younger.  They both loved to read, right from the time they were small, and had vivid imaginations.  It took the better part of the day to think up the characters, decide how to draw them and then create a story for their "book."  The covers were more "crafty" and decorated.  Doesn't have to be fancy (only one daughter, not me or the other child, could draw worth a darn!  LOL) but it was a fun project and they were very proud when it was done.

jayguar - You have got a very good article. I would like to try at least few of the them. Thanks for sharing.

shinkai03 - Great Post, I should try this with the kids at home.. Thanks

- -:¦:--:¦:--:¦:- Good review.thank you for your comment.Thanks-:¦:--:¦:--:¦:-

- Very nice to read, but very to follow as they will never care our words or advises even in the things like sports and games

- great ideas for winter season..thanks for sharing...

- There is no winter in our country but this post will be helpful to my brothers' kids who live in the United States and scotland.

sophie_dfuss - Great and cool stuffs to do with children! Thanks!

Carolyn - Great tips. You don't have to spend a fortune. It all depends on the age/stage of the child though. With older kids, if they complain, explain to them the reasons why you can't spend lots of money and get them involved in deciding free and cheap ways of having fun.

sisco100 - wow thats a lot smart ways to keep kids entertained.  thanks for the advice.

erica5412 - These ideas are wonderful! I have 2 little girls who get so stir crazy. Thank you for all the wonderful tips!

Cfrance - These ideas would make lots of memories the kids will talk about when they grow up too. Grown ups could even have an unBirthday. I love it!

-  vERY GOOD ARTICLE BY PLAYING GAMES TOGETHER MAKE MORE SPREADING LOVE IN FAMILY.VERY GOOD ARTICLE

beautyqueen26 - I love that paper mache idea!
I love anything home crafted.

Thanks for the tip.

I'm going to break out the goopey glue and go to town.

My kid is going to love helping me make a mess.

 

beautyqueen26 - This is one of the best articles I've ever read on saving money! Seriously!
Thoroughly enjoyed reading it.

Another thing that we do in our house is play online games.  They're free, since we have already paid for our broadband connection and it's just one more way to justify the monthly cost.

More value for what we are paying.

The online games work great for snowy or rainy days and help pass the time.

 

RaeCam104 - Paper mache. Its cheap and gooey and you can be really creative with it. All you need is some flour and water and some old newspaper and you are in business. Another thing I have found invaluable is my $12 subscription to Family Fun magazine. All sorts of fun projects that you don't have to be Picasso to do.

Kat (Guest) - A great way to have fun with your kids and teach them basic financial lessons, basic investing, and math is to play the a free online Stock Market Game. It's a safe way to learn about investing. Kids get $1,000,000 in virtual money to invest. This one is free and kids can win up to $1000 in real money: www.youngmoney.com/stock_market_game

- some great tips here.  My child and I break out the board games or the nintendo wii wich is a treat because i dont allow him to do it very often.  Hes 4 and loves the moon sand he got for christmas and we do that alot.