I have a little confession. I think I enjoy playing with DIY slime nearly as much as Bubbles does. It’s relaxing and a good way to de-stress.
We could use a little de-stressing around here, since everyone’s been sick on and off for the last couple of months. That means we’re also a little behind on our crafting which is something Bubbles and I love to do together. Continue reading »
There are so many times when I’m writing a post and I get really excited about what I’m sharing with you. I always think to myself “Man, I hope they all like this as much as I do!”. So when I look back at the top posts from the previous year and I see some of my own favorites, it makes me very happy.
Here are last year’s top ten posts, as selected by pageviews. Continue reading »
This #SimplyHealthy DIY gratitude tree shop on teaching toddlers thankfulness has been compensated by #CollectiveBias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone.
How do you teach toddlers to be thankful? With Thanksgiving looming just days away, it’s a question that has been on my mind. I want Bubbles to be able to put meaning to the holidays and not just look at them as a time that everyone gets together to eat.
I recently was flipping through the Healthy Living Made Simple app on my iPhone (it’s also available for the iPad) and I came across an article on teaching toddlers thankfulness. The app is a companion for the online magazine from Sam’s Club. It had some good information – plus a nice reassurance that it’s completely normal for your toddlers to not always remember to say thank you before opening a gift or to grumbling about what they have versus what they want. Continue reading »
Many of us are starting the New Year by tackling organization projects. For us, our three main organization projects for January are the garage, a storage closet that was turned upside-down by the holidays, and our pantry. I’m one of those people who actually look forward to labeling, sorting, and putting things in their place so I’m excited to roll up my sleeves and get to work.
I thought I would put together a list of organization tips, tricks, storage solutions, free printables, DIY home solutions, and more in order to help you cross off all the areas on your lists this year. I’ve broken them down by area, type, or category so you can quickly find what’s most applicable to you. I hope they help! Continue reading »
