Seriously, does it get any better? I have an ongoing list of baking recipes that I’ve been making with my girls. I’m not sure if we’ll be making these, but they look so yummy I had to share. Go see Gotta Little Space for the recipe!

I drool over pretty much everything that Joy the Baker makes, but these sugar cookies look totally do-able! I think I may even have all of the ingredients on hand. Yes…I will definitely be making these in the coming weeks. Find the recipe here!

I love that Jenny makes it a point to create a homemade dessert for her family every week. Most recently she made this delicious-looking pie from fresh peaches and berries! Are you salivating yet? Check out Through Jenny’s Lens for the recipe! Love the special touch of the cut-out hearts!

This play dough looks so inviting, doesn’t it? I love the soft colors! Click on over to LMNOP for the recipe!

This looks like a delicious snack that I know my girls would love! They eat oatmeal for breakfast every morning…by request. Erin Compton Design shares the simple recipe at her blog!

This chewy goodness comes to us from Frugal Family Fun Blog. The granola bars look delicious and they’re certainly much healthier than many store-bought snacks. Check out the recipe here!

Chocolate ice cream +  chocolate cake mix = moist and delicious chocolatey goodness! Check out Omnomicon to read more about this super-easy cake recipe!

These lemon butter cookies from Sweet Life in the Valley evoke the simple and savory-sweet goodness that I love to share with my kidlets. Click for the recipe!

Watermelon is delicious in its own right, but Gourmet Mom on the Go has added an element of fun to this summer-time treat by adding Jello! Aren’t these “watermelon slices” dead-ringers for the real thing! Take a look here for the recipe and how-to!

This whipped cream cupcake topping looks so stinkin’ delish I can hardly stand it! Go ahead and whip up some cuppies for the kiddos and try this topping from the Cupcake Project as an alternative to the heavier stuff.

Oatmeal cookies + Pancakes = Pure goodness. Seriously. Save these for a day when you’ve got a few extra minutes to get breakfast together then treat your family to some of the yummiest-looking pancakes I’ve ever seen. Joy the Baker has the recipe. And if you’re  not tempted by the photo, go ahead and check out the ingredients. You will definitely want to make these.

Warmer weather means more time outdoors. Make the most of it with a homemade bubble solution from Make and Takes!

If you can’t find anything around the house with which to blow the bubbles, just make your own! Chica and Jo share a great idea using chenille stems!

These colorful cookies are inspired by play-dough and look like they’re as much fun to make as they are to eat! Check out The Secret is in the Sauce for the recipe! (via ABC and 123)

Hand sanitizer is great to have handy when you’re out and about with the kiddos. Pepper Paints shares how to make your own from scratch!

Megan (Plum Pudding) shares her go-to granola recipe at Blissful Kids. I loooove granola and can’t wait to try this recipe myself! Oh, and my kids can have some too.

“C” is for cereal box cars! Three Prince Designs has a tutorial on how to make these totally cool car-shaped snack trays from cereal boxes and a few other household items. She also shares a recipe for cucumber yogurt dip as part of her C theme.  Link

Just for Fun shares a recipe for making chocolate playdough! What a great way to add even more of a sensory experience to your kids’ playdough fun!