14 Fun Valentine's Day Ideas

Cards, crafts, and gifts sweet enough to make Cupid blush!

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All Aquiver

These arrows from Cupid's quiver may not have any supernatural effects, but that doesn't make them any less fun to share.
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Caped Cute-sader

Your kid will be a hero when he hands out these supertreats.
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Ginormous Lollipop

This bit of treat trickery starts with a photo shoot.
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Let Friendship Ring

Go ahead: give a diamond ring to every kid in class!
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Animal Attractions

Go wild with these jungle-toy cards.
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Mad Love

Mad Libs, with their elements of nonsense and the occasional (and purely accidental, we're sure) off-color joke, are a perennial hit with kids.
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Lace-y Valentine

Your preschooler can say, "I'm sew glad we're friends!" with a card that doubles as a sweet lacing toy for your child's valentine.
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Lovin' Spoonfuls

These whimsical white chocolate confections -- perfect for Valentine's Day gifts or party favors -- can be eaten right off the spoon or stirred into cups of hot cocoa.
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Gnome Sweet Gnome Valentine

Sweet valentines that are a cinch to make with this great Valentine's craft from Spoonful.com.
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Stained Glass Heart Valentine

When the urge to wax romantic strikes, these melted-crayon valentines really fit the bill.
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Perfect Pairings

Sometimes, simplicity really is best, as these crowd-pleasing valentines demonstrate with their perfect pairings of message and treat.
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Treat Transmitters

These adorable little robots are programmed to transmit Valentine's Day messages -- and treats.
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Valentine Mice

Make the perfect Valentine to give to pint-size suckers
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Bee Mine Valentine

Surprise your honey with a lollipop-toting bumblebee.
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