Our Top Ten Pinterest Pins

We have a confession to make. We've been snooping around Pinterest and discovered that our readers are well, addicted. We love to see what you pin and share the most, because it inspires us to deliver the best possible ideas, recipes, activities and tips to you. With that in mind, we've rounded up your top 10 most popular pins. Whether you're a fan of the photo-sharing website or not, we're sure you'll love these faves that have stood the test of time.

We're not surprised this one-pan wonder dish is so popular. Call it a ‘pizza' and your kids will gobble it up.

A carrot made out of...a carrot? Genius! Kids and adults alike will love munching on this fresh dish. It makes a great appetizer for Spring or Easter celebrations, or just any time you want to add some healthy fresh veggies to the snack table.

We've got tons of great birthday party plans, but this one was clearly your fave.

We've got tons of ideas for fun family-friendly Valentine's treats but this one remains a fave. Surprise your bacon lovers with a bouquet this V-day. Breakfast in bed, anyone?

These little patties are just the right size for little hands to hold, or for tucking into pitas with some fresh tzatziki for the adults. Any meal that both toddlers and adults enjoy is nothing short of a miracle in our books.

We know that moms are always on the lookout for fun ways to get the kids playing outside, so it's no wonder that this simple winter activity caught your eye.

Of all our muffin tin toddler meals, these little rice and bean cakes were your fave, and it's no wonder why. They're gluten-free, full of protein-rich, low-cost beans and they freeze beautifully.

We can't think of a better way to spend a rainy day than reading books by one of our favourite authors—Dr. Seuss—while nibbling on this cute snack idea. We're willing to bet your kids will eat these green eggs!

The countdown to Sochi is on. We love that this Olympic-themed snack is as healthy as it is colourful. It's perfect for an Opening Ceremony viewing party. Go, Canada!

Older kids can make this classroom-safe treat all on their own, and younger kids will love helping out. These easy pops can also be made a few days in advance.