Summer Vacations are just around the bend and with planning come the thoughts of how to handle long road trips with children. Here are 7 Tips For Road Trips With Kids that are sure to ease your burden, make the vacation enjoyable and keep your sanity intact. While any road trip is sure to beRead More
3 Fun Geography Games for Kids
Betsy is sharing fun map themed games for kids – 2 geography games and an astronomy game. It’s officially spring, which means sunshine, barbeques, and gardening in the back yard! Unfortunately, springtime also means the occasional rain cloud. But what better way to enjoy a rainy day inside than to become a world explorer? WithRead More
Inexpensive Clothing Choices as You Lose Your Baby Weight
I am convinced that finding flattering postpartum fashion is one of the most awkward things about being a new mom. I’ve been there! You are no longer pregnant and although the eight pound bowling ball under your shirt is gone, your body looks nothing like it used to. Your old clothing doesn’t quite fit rightRead More
How to Find Inexpensive Nursing Clothing
Nursing clothing is designed to make breastfeeding more convenient and is especially useful to busy moms on the go. Just like maternity clothing, nursing wear is a specialty category and therefore expensive. As useful as maternity wear is, I felt bad spending a ton of money on yet another temporary wardrobe solution. In this post,Read More
Book Review – Peacock Swamp: Book 1: The Nine
A Review of Peacock Swamp: Book 1: The Nine This is a MUST READ. Author Katie Femia is an amazing first time writer who has firmly planted her feet in the Young Adult Dystopian genre with her new book- Peacock Swamp: Book 1:The Nine. But don’t be misled by the categorizing of it as Read More
Outdoor Spring Activities for Kids
Finding things to do for your kids during the spring is not nearly as tough as it is in most seasons. The weather is generally cooperative and the kids are feeling good about the upcoming summer season. Still, it helps to have some go-to games for them to enjoy when the days grow longRead More
5 Fun Spring Cleaning Ideas that Kids Will Enjoy
Most kids need a bit more than a simple request to help out around the house. Whining and complaining are common and the level intensifies in the spring. Why? Kids are dying to get outside and play during the spring. Summer is around the corner and they have been stuck inside all winter long.Read More
How to Find Inexpensive Spring Maternity Clothing
This has been one rough winter for most of the country! My home state of Minnesota hasn’t seen temperatures this low since before I was born! I have to be honest that although I consider myself to be a very well dressed woman, even I find it difficult to look stylish while trying to stayRead More
Free Educational Resources
I love homeschooling my children, but homeschooling expenses can add up quickly if you aren’t careful. Fortunately there are quite a few free educational resources to help you homeschool your children on a budget. Below you will find a list of educational freebies. Some of the resources will help you plan seasonal unit studies whileRead More
How to Transition Toddlers to Solid Foods
If you have recently celebrated the big 1st year mark with your baby, you may be wondering what’s next among their many developmental milestones. In terms of their diet and nutrition, you have approached another important transition: solid foods! Whether you’ve been making your own homemade baby food, or have purchased store-bought varieties, you knowRead More
How to Make Homemade Baby Food with Grains
Baby food isn’t just limited to your typical fruit, vegetables, and meat. Your baby will surely testify that these are all delicious, but there are still a variety of other healthy foods that are perfectly safe to introduce to your child. Once your child has mastered the smooth purées of fruit, vegetable, and meat combinations,Read More
How to Make Homemade Baby Food with Meats
If your little one is completely hooked on the new flavors of fruits and vegetables, they may be ready to move on to something new. Usually between 7 and 10 months of age, babies have mastered their initial fruit and vegetable purées and are ready to try a variety of meats. Meat such as poultry,Read More
How to Start Making Homemade Baby Food: Fruits
Use these instructions to start making homemade baby food using fresh fruits. Fruit and vegetables are among the first puréed foods offered to babies. While many pediatricians will remind you that breast milk or formula is still their main source of nutrition until the age of 1, there are many yummy fruits and veggies thatRead More
Creating a Chores List for Kids of Any Age
As a parent, it is our job to start teaching our children responsibility at an early age. Whether it is the fact that we are responsible for our actions, or how to listen to your parents, teaching our children should be our first priority to get them ready to handle all of that responsibility thatRead More
What to Consider When Purchasing a Baby Crib
The baby’s crib is somewhere where she will spend lots of time, especially when you first bring her home. You want to be sure that you purchase one that fits in your home and is safe for your infant. Below are several considerations to make when purchasing the right crib for your baby. What toRead More
How to Make Homemade Baby Food: Vegetables
Transitioning to solid food is quite the milestone in your child’s early years. As a parent you can now offer your baby a variety of different flavors in addition to the breast milk or formula that will still remain their main source of nutrition until the age of one. Typically, fruits and vegetables are amongRead More
How to Get Started Making Homemade Baby Food
Would you like to make baby food from scratch? Here is how to get started making homemade baby food: Introducing baby food is an exciting time for both parent and baby. The reactions on your child’s face as they discover new flavors and textures is priceless and notes a milestone in their lives as theyRead More
Festive Family Craft: DIY Christmas Family Footprint Tree
If you are looking for an easy and inexpensive way to make lasting memories with your family, look no further than this family foot print tree. Perfect for whipping up during the holiday season, this family footprint tree uses just a few inexpensive materials and creates a lasting memory that hangs right on your wall.Read More
Snowflakes Fall Enrichment Activities
The beautiful book Snowflakes Fall is the latest children’s book from author and Newbery Medalist Patricia MacLachlan. Partnering up with illustrator Steven Kellogg, the pair has created a book to teach children about hope using snowflakes to tell their story. Filled with beautiful illustrations of the wintry season, this book is a delightful winter time read.Read More
DIY Natural Baby Bottom Balm
If you happen to have a child in diapers there’s a good chance you are also familiar with the numerous diaper creams on the market. Maybe there’s just one or two you stick with because they work well, or you’re comfortable with the ingredients (or lack thereof). You’re lucky if you get by without needingRead More
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