Thrifty and Fun Father’s Day Ideas

By Director

Father’s Day doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune or even going to the store and buying anything. There are lots of fun things you can do to celebrate father’s day and gifts you can make from home with your child or as a child care provider.

Here is a round-up of links to inspire and encourage you to save money and get crafty this father’s day:

  • Free printable sheets from WooJR!
  • Make a cake, apron for BBQ’ing or try a crafty sunglasses holder from Family Fun

If you want to spend a little but not a LOT try some of these inspirational ideas and tips:

  • CNBC News gives you some ideas for ANY budget!

Filed in: Parent Information • Monday, May 17th, 2010

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