As busy moms, we all want to create magical moments for our kids, especially when they’re little. From being fully potty trained to losing their first tooth, we want to celebrate each milestone they meet. To help make these events a little more special, I’m sharing these free printables that you can download and print instantly! I don’t know about you, but having 3 kids, I’m officially the mom who is scrambling the night before the Tooth Fairy is anticipated {Read More}
Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
It’s been awhile since I’ve shared a book review on the blog, but this gem needs to be shared. It REALLY makes you stop in your tracks and think deeply about the pace of life at which you operate, how you spend your time (the one resource we have that is equal for everyone), and how distracted we all are! If you haven’t heard of or read The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, you are missing out! While I am a {Read More}
Punch Cards for Kids!
Quarantine Week #2 is in full effect, and I don’t know about you, but I’m running out of steam….yes, ALREADY! With three energetic kids at home, I’m starting to feel like a juggling act in the circus. Trying to keep behavior at bay is already a struggle, so I decided to pull out my secret weapon – the trusted behavior punch cards!! Well, that is until I looked inside the drawer to be welcomed with an empty bag. Not one {Read More}
FAVORITE KIDS TOYS/GAMES/PUZZLES
2020 has been off to a very interesting start. This Corona Virus has really taken over, resulting in school closings and 3+ weeks of social distancing. This means families will be spending a lot more time at home. Those of you with children know how LONG the days can feel when restrictions are placed on you and the isolation that sets in. To hopefully help combat feelings of going crazy and keeping them entertained, I’ve put together a list of {Read More}
DIY Homemade Playdough
I know, over the course of the next month, many parents will be seeking new activities to help keep their kids busy without using electronics as a babysitter all day long! Now….I know when some see the term “DIY”, you immediately say NEXT, thinking it will require too much time, brain power, and/or supplies. But, this really IS quite simple and easy….AND your kids can help make it, too! This provides a nice break from the paper/pencil workbooks or e-learning {Read More}