Looking for some great video games for the kids for a little indoor fun? Here are five to try.

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A sweet-natured and fun-loving kid who loves art, music and pizza

About Demariary: This 12-year-old loves to draw and has a real flair for art. He is goal-oriented and a good listener. He would love to have someone in his life who can teach him to ride a bike, and someone who will play basketball with him.Read more

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By pressing a button on this iPod dock, young music lovers can match the vibe of their tunes to one of four hues that glow from the Colortunes Color Changing Stereo System. Pressing the button again creates a rainbow of alternating shades. The 5-1/2-inch translucent stereo boasts two speakers and a subwoofer for some rockin' sound. Ages 7 and up, iHome, $60.Read more

Sometimes you need a hearty dish to prepare ahead of time and enjoy for a couple of days.Read more

Wanna get your kids a Valentine's Day gift that will also help them learn about animals?Read more

This entertaining picture book is a visual delightRead more

Towel 'islands' stand in for chairs in this fun, musical gameRead more

Are you ready to break out of your chip-and-dip rut for this year's Super Bowl party? Doing so is a lot easier than you think.Read more

We’re in favor of anything that involves sword-fighting, eye patches, adventures at sea and people yelling arrrggh. So we’re already fans of How I Became a Pirate, which opens Friday at Dallas Children’s Theater. The musical, based on the book by Melinda Long, is the story of a boy who joins a band of pirates. He learns how to eat, talk and act like them. And he learns that when you’re a pirate, nobody makes you eat vegetables or go to bed — but then, nobody reads you a bedtime story or kisses you goodnight, either. The show is appropriate for kids age 4 and older. Afterward, you can meet the pirate cast.Read more

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