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The frugal family has plenty of options for staying entertained and active over winter break. bbernard / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Living on the Cheap. The presents were all unwrapped with glee, the toys played with (for a little while at least) and the stockings raided. Now, the kids are getting antsy, and you’ve already heard the “B” word — as in, “I’m bored.” Don’t despair. The period between Christmas and the return to school after New Year’s can be a great time…
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