A lot of people are now homeschooling their children and they may not be sure where to start. They may be overwhelmed with schoolwork sent home to complete, creating a schedule, etc. I will try to post more frequently during this time to provide more FREE and fun activities for
Stuck inside? Try this fun science activity! WARNING: Making Oobleck is messy but fun! Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid. What does that mean? It becomes solid under pressure and flows like a liquid without pressure! This makes it very fascinating to play with! How to Make Oobleck You will need:
Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. “What do I pack in my pump bag” was something I began searching as my first maternity leave was coming to an end. I had finally SORT of figured out breastfeeding and was preparing to try to figure out pumping at work. It
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Read Across America Spirit Week is one of my favorite weeks of the school year! Not only do we celebrate Dr. Seuss and all of his wonderfully amazing books,
The 100th day of school is SO MUCH FUN. It is a great way to celebrate learning. I will be sharing some fun ways to celebrate being 100 days smarter. 100 Years Old on the 100th Day Dressing up is always a big hit. The kids love it, and let’s
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon. Please supervise children during all activities. Here are three fairly quick, easy, and adorable DIY Valentine’s Day Card Ideas! You can print these for FREE and make them at home. I Love You to Pieces Card What you will need: Paper/cardstock to
Welcome back to my blog! Here are a few cheap and/or free activities and crafts for toddlers for Valentine’s Day! Bee My Valentine Who doesn’t love kid handprint and footprint art?!? Check out this adorable “Bee My Valentine” craft from The Real Heffern’s YouTube channel here. All of my kids’
I’m writing this at 4 AM as my 9 month old son sleeps on my chest. He doesn’t do this much anymore. Most of the time he’s on the move and all over the place, but the dreaded 8-10 month sleep regression has decided to make an appearance. My once
I am a perfectionist. Being a perfectionist has helped me, but it also has hurt me over the years. How could being a perfectionist possibly be bad you may ask? In the past, I have kept things to myself, or put things off because I simply wanted it to be
