Kidspot New Zealand. Find hundreds of extra curricular activities, products and services for kids in your local area, FREE. KIDS activities, sports and more.

Website aimed at helping give the young people of New Zealand, through positive health-based education, the knowledge and skills to raise their awareness, to live a fulfilling and healthy life.

New Zealand firm supplying cloth nappies and other natural baby products. Online catalogue and ordering.

Free online magazine for parents looking for family friendly places and for families living and travelling in New Zealand.

Family travel information, vacation New Zealand with kids, Family friendly holiday accommodation, restaurants, activities, shopping, games, childminding and more.

Read the criteria that the contestants will be judged under for the Miss Teen New Zealand Pageant 2008.

The Fun Warehouse Bouncy Castle Hire for your next Kids Party. Specialist in Childrens Birthday Party Supplies. Buy Online Hire for your Parties.

Natures Born is an NZ online retailer that specialises in 100% organic cotton baby clothes that are healthy for the body as well as the environment.

Quality baby merino clothes made in NZ using local merino wool

Offers rental of toys for babies through to school aged children.

Care Packs for NZ Students Living Away from Home. SOS MOM has taken the hassle out of sending care packages to students throughout New Zealand. Mum can now send ''care with flair'' straight to kids boarding and flatting direct from her PC

Compatible Toys Online from Kids Toy Shop. Buy Toys Online and Save. City, Princess, Racing Cars, Pirates and many more Lego Compatible Toys

Fab Faces will add magic and fun to your next event with face painting and glitter tattoos. We are fun, friendly, professional and reliable - an excellent choice. Please get in touch, we''d love to discuss your requirements.

Swap kids' clothes, toys & accessories online with other NZ parents.

Offering unique baby shower gifts. A woman, a baby and hopefully some time for sewing.

Giving advice to a teenager is very easy; getting a teenager to take that advice is another matter altogether. It's not only a case of the advice 'falling on deaf ears', sometimes the teenager seems to go deliberately out of their way to do the exact opposite, that's when you know you’ve got a problem. So how do you go about giving advice to a teen? The short answer to this question is "don't". Now at first glance this probably sounds ridiculous, after all parents have more experience of life

Keeping kids active today is becoming increasingly difficult. Most parents blame video and computer games for this, as well as the Internet in general. While those things have certainly contributed to a more sedentary lifestyle, it is really up to the parents to keep children active as much as possible. One of the best ways to do this is to stay active with them. Young children often play outside with others in the neighborhood, but there are some children that do not fit in with their peers

Scrabble was a tradition in my family. From the time I could barely see the board from my vantage point at the edge of the table, I witnessed the subtle strategies used by my older brother and sisters at play. I dreamed of the day I was old enough to play—how I'd dazzle them all with my victory! But that day was long in coming. If there’s any game that makes kids feel left out, it’s Scrabble.

Holiday parties can be incredibly fun. They can also be terrible. Much of this depends on who is there, but it also depends on what there is to do at the party. Most office parties and quite a few family parties are uncomfortable affairs because there is nothing to do other than eat and talk to one another. While these can be enjoyable, most people want to do something more than that with their evening.

There are a lot of great games for families to play. Some people like to play outside when the weather is nice, some people play board games, and others like to play video or computer games, but what about mind games? Some people think that mind games refer to the mean things that people say to one another, usually when they are unhappy in a relationship. However there are legitimate games for families to play that require brain power, memory, thought, and creativity.