Tuesday, December 6th, 2016
DIY Christmas Card Holder
Ken Wingard has a clever way to hold all those Christmas cards you get every year with this DIY. The make the card holder more festive, he recommends adding ornaments to it. The entire project will cost you $25.
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Baked Alaska
Cooking teacher and the author of “It’s All in the Timing,” Gail Monaghan is in the Home & Family kitchen preparing Baked Alaska with the perfect meringue. An added tip with the meringue is starting on low speed when whipping the eggs and when it gets foamy, adding the cream of tartar.
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Interactive Gifts for Kids
Kristin Smith breaks down some of the hottest interactive toys available this holiday season. From golf pool to interactive dinosaurs, Kristin has your wish list covered for the kids.
RX for Holiday Travels with Children
Dr. JJ sits down with Mark and Debbie to discuss ways you can prevent illness while traveling with children. She recommends never flying with a child seating on your lap, washing tray tables on planes and using CLEARPOP to help alleviate ear pressure and earaches.
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DIY Giant Candy Cane Picket Fence
Looking to get extra-festive this year, Paige Hemmis here to help! She has a fun holiday-themed DIY and shows you how to turn your fence into one of giant candy canes, using PVC pipe, red tape and wood.
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Favorite Christmas Pajamas
Kym Douglas introduces you to some new and stylish Christmas pajamas.
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