Category Archives: Family

The Elf on the Shelf: Christmas Heroes – A New Holiday Classic

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The holiday season just got a whole lot merrier with the release of The Elf on the Shelf: Christmas Heroes, a brand-new puzzle-platformer that brings the beloved Scout Elf to consoles and PC for the very first time. Developed by Casual Brothers Limited, the same talented team behind The Grinch: Christmas Adventures, and published by Outright Games, this festive adventure builds on everything that game did well—and improves upon it in nearly every way. After spending time with it, I can confidently say: this is my new favorite Christmas video game.

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Movies to Watch If You Like Sonic the Hedgehog

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Sonic the Hedgehog is one of those cartoons that helped me heal my inner child. Not to sound overly dramatic, but I love this movie franchise so much that I’ve binge-watched the entire series so many times that I lost track of counting. That said, even though I already have the satisfaction of finishing the entire franchise, I’ve always found myself wanting more. That’s why I tried looking for movies that are somehow similar to what Sonic the Hedgehog gives me.

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Review: Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club on Xbox

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If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into Snoopy’s detective hat and solving mysteries alongside the Peanuts gang, Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club is the Xbox game you’ve been waiting for. This charming action-puzzle adventure blends clever gameplay with the timeless humor and heart of Charles Schulz’s beloved characters, creating an experience that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new.

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Discovering the Open World of Barbie Horse Trails

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If you’ve ever dreamed of galloping through flower-filled meadows with Barbie and her trusty horse, Lucky, Barbie Horse Trails for Xbox delivers exactly that kind of whimsical escape. Published by Outright Games and developed by PHL Collective, this family-friendly open-world adventure blends exploration, creativity, and light role-playing into a colorful package perfect for younger players—or anyone looking for a cozy, low-stress ride.

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Rediscover Who-ville in The Grinch: Merry & Mischievous Edition (Xbox)

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I’ll admit it right away: I loved the original The Grinch: Christmas Adventures. It captured the quirky charm of Dr. Seuss’s world while letting me step into the fuzzy green shoes of one of the most iconic holiday characters of all time. Now, with the release of the Merry & Mischievous Edition from Outright Games for Xbox, there’s even more to unwrap—and it feels like a gift that keeps on giving.

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Why Kids Will Love DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party

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If your family loves DreamWorks Animation’s Gabby’s Dollhouse, get ready to step inside the tiny, magical world like never before. DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party is now on Xbox, inviting kids (and parents!) to join Gabby, Pandy Paws, and all their feline friends for the ultimate celebration. Packed with minigames, creative play, and cooperative fun, this game is designed to spark imagination while remaining simple and accessible for younger players.

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Security Simplified: A Guide to Google Nest Aware Plans

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Google’s Nest cameras and doorbells are powerful tools for keeping an eye on your home—but without a subscription, you’re limited to just a few hours of event history. That’s where Nest Aware and Nest Aware Plus come in. Both plans unlock more video history, smart alerts, and extra peace of mind, but they’re designed for different needs and budgets.

Let’s break down the differences so you can choose the right one for your home.

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Transitions Your Baby Might Require Around 18 Months

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While we wish our babies stayed babies forever, this isn’t the case. Babies grow up fast, and knowing what transitions to make and when is essential. 

Babies require a similar routine during their first year of life. Things might change after that (depending on the baby’s development). It is common for things to change around the 18-month mark. You need to learn things as a parent to guarantee you transition their needs at the right time, from sleeping training your baby to developing their communication.

Here, you can learn all the common transitions your baby might require around 18 months.

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Why Video Games Are a Great Hobby To Share With Your Partner

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Video games have come a long way since the days of simple pixelated graphics and basic gameplay. Now, they offer rich experiences, diverse genres, and engaging stories that can bring people closer together.

For couples, sharing a love for video games can be an excellent way to connect, have fun, and create lasting memories. So, let’s explore why video games make such a fantastic hobby to share with your partner.

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Traditional Games You Should Definitely Play Online

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In a world where you can enter virtual reality and feel like you are inhabiting a world filled with terrifying zombies or beautiful, otherworldly planets, it’s easy to dismiss traditional games like chess or Scrabble without a second thought, but you know what? Just because we’ve gone online doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the rich, engaging experiences of the traditional games that our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents loved so much. You can play most of them digitally online, making it even more convenient than ever.

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