This little miss is not yet 4, but she LOVES to cook with momma, I have had to purchase her some kitchen stuff in her size because she insists on being part of everything in the kitchen. I needed a cute apron for her and I ran across this linen hand towel at a homeRead More
10 Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Kids
St. Patrick’s Day can be a fun time for the whole family. Take a look below at 10 ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with kids that you can try. You will find that there are many fun and frugal ways to celebrate this holiday, all of which are family friendly and sure to haveRead More
How to Dry and Press Clovers
Did you get your hands on a lucky four leaf clover? Or perhaps you just found a few beautiful clovers you would like to preserve? Whatever the case may be, drying your own clovers is easy and can be done in just a few steps. Take a look below at some helpful hints on howRead More
4 Benefits of Bath Time Fun for Children
This is a sponsored post for The Motherhood and their client Johnson’s. When our babies were newborns my husband and I bathed them together, but as soon as they were able to safely sit up my husband took over bath duty. It provided me with a much needed break and allowed me to get things doneRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter V
As we get towards the last couple of letters in the alphabet, it can be harder and harder to find activities, crafts and especially recipes. These letters are just as important as the rest, though, so I am determined to keep up with them. Here are some fun ways to introduce the letter V toRead More
Little Bugs DIY Growth Chart
With my little ones growing like weeds, I’ve wanted to make a growth chart that I can use to document their height each year. As a child my siblings and I had our height documented inside the door to our playroom. I love that idea and would love to do the same, but I needRead More
7 Fun Activities for Toddlers that Encourage Development
Kids are like sponges when it comes to playing games and doing fun things. Toddlers in particular are ready to learn as much as you can teach them. Through the use of activities and games, kids learn about themselves and the world around them. Games help to foster hand-eye coordination, speech, and problem-solving skills. BeforeRead More
10 Ways to Introduce the Letter U
As we get towards the end of the alphabet, it will probably get harder to find activities, recipes and books, but I am not letting that stop me! After all, the last letters of the alphabet are just as important as the rest, right? If you are looking for some fun ways to teach theRead More
4 Clever Valentine’s Day Crafts for Kids
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, our kids are getting ready to exchange cards and gifts with their friends, family, and classmates. Creating holiday-themed crafts with the kids is always a fun activity, but using the same designs over and over again can get boring. Help your kids think outside the box with theseRead More
Tips for Visiting Historic Battlefields with Kids
Historic parks and battlefields are a very unique experience for the majority of kids. Some are overwhelmed by the horror of war while others are fascinated by the stories behind it. Much of this is due to how we adults present the stories. If you are taking your kids to a battlefield, how do youRead More
Slow Cooker Baby Food Recipe: Apple Raisin Oats
Mornings are a little chilly around my house lately, so I wanted to come up with something warm and yummy my 7 month old could enjoy for breakfast. These Apple Raisin Oats are the perfect addition to his early breakfast foods. The slow cooker makes them a breeze to throw together, and I can hardlyRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter T
I can’t believe we are getting towards the end of the letter series here! There have been so many fun projects to do! If you are on the hunt for some fun ways to teach the letter T, here are some awesome activities, crafts, recipes and more to help you create the perfect letter ofRead More
Tips for Visiting an Art Museum with Kids
Like most things, visiting an art museum with kids can be a fun and enriching experience. The entire family can enjoy a good art museum if you plan the trip carefully. Nothing beats seeing your little ones enjoy art for the first time. Preparing ahead of time for your trip can make all the differenceRead More
10 Paddington Bear Party Ideas
The movie just hit theaters but Paddington Bear has been a big part of many people’s childhood. If you are hoping to throw a Paddington Bear themed birthday party for your child, there are so many ideas out there to do it. From fun themed cups and plates to DIY decorations and games, here isRead More
10 DIY Paddington Bear Crafts
With Paddington Bear’s movie hitting the theaters recently, I thought it might be fun to do a roundup of DIY Paddington Bear crafts for all ages. In this list, you will find crafts for little ones all the way to adults. There are cute pillows and adorable things to put on your fridge. You couldRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter S
Doing a letter of the week series is a great way to introduce your child to a homeschool structure. This week, we are looking at fun ways to teach the letter S! This list should be able to help you come up with a fun curriculum and inspire you to teach with crafts, recipes, printables,Read More
Tips for Visiting a History Museum with Kids
One would think that visiting a history museum would be a great day for any kid. Kids are not always easy to figure out, however. What excites one kid is not always going to be interesting to another. Kids are fickle that way. Like any other day trip or museum, you might have to doRead More
Frugal Principles to Teach your Children
When it comes to raising our kids, there are many right ways to do it. If you are a budget-minded person, you may be wondering how you can teach your children how to live frugally for their own personal success later on in life. This can be especially hard in a world where there are soRead More
Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Baby Food with Chickpeas and Spinach
After almost 8 years, my slow cooker finally bit the dust. Thankfully a relative knew how important it was to my family’s survival that she gifted me a new one for Christmas. I knew I relied on my slow cooker quite a bit, but never realized just how much until I didn’t have one! WithRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter R
I had a great time compiling this list for fun ways to teach the letter R this week. Among the letters, it is also another favorite of mine. I am not sure how a person has favorite letters, but I certainly do! The letter R was a pretty easy one for me to find funRead More
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