Holidays have a way of sneaking up on us. Best laid plans, good intentions, and creative ideas always seem to get waylaid by the business of life. I've found one of the small, hidden benefits to living in our digital age: printables.

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The snow has yet to melt where I live and, now that the first day of spring has come and gone, I expect to see snow for at least another week. I am itching for some spring greenery. With the holiday weekend ahead, I've decided to forget spring greens outside and will create them inside instead. 

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Over the past few years, I've been lucky enough to celebrate several Jewish holidays at my dear friend Leah's house. We've done Rosh Hashanah, a few Hanukkahs, and last spring I attended my first Passover Seder.

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We're planning our (first!) big Easter egg hunt next weekend. I've been absolutely obsessing over the marvelous details that can accompany this wonderful holiday. As inspiration, I've gathered together lots of fun decoration ideas we've featured in the past here at Apartment Therapy: More

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Easter is quickly approaching, but there's still time to make it extra special! These sweet little treat bags are easy to make and would be lovely for holding candy, eggs, or small toys for your little one. 

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A super mother surprises her son with these Super Nintendo Super Mario Bros. themed Easter eggs. Parenting skills leveled up!:

My son is going through his Super Mario Bros. phase. I don't know that I ever got over mine. Playing Nintendo for countless hours is one of my fondest childhood memories. With Easter right around the corner, I thought I would surprise him with these Awesome Super Mario Nintendo Eggs.

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Next Monday at the start of Passover, the youngest child at every seder table will ask, "why is this night different from all other nights?" For starters, it's a really long dinner, replete with multiple courses, epic storytelling, songs, and a compulsory four glasses of wine for the grownups. When you add little kids to the mix it can be challenging. Here are a few tips for hosts expecting young seder guests. More

Gearing up for my daughter's first Easter, I'm looking to start a tradition that we can savor by creating lasting memories. Rather than embracing a dollar-store inspired Easter morning filled with fleeting sweets and plastic baskets destined for the trash, I keep coming back to the idea of making baskets together (ok, so not actually together this year) and using materials that would otherwise be thrown out. These inspirations from around the web offer festive guides to creating budget-friendly, earth-loving, and memory-rich Easter baskets with your families this year. More