Hi there! I’m so excited for you to try this homemade bubble recipe! Bubbles are a magical way to play, but with how quickly kids use or spill them, constantly buying plastic bottles of soapy solutions can become wasteful. Making your own bubbles is a cost-effective, eco-friendly method to make sure the fun never stops!… Read More 3-Ingredient Homemade Bubble Recipe
Thank you Sparkle® for sponsoring this post. My kids’ favorite way to learn and play is through making colorful, hands-on creations! My two very artsy daughters had the best time with this popsicle craft. It’s perfect for summer, only requires a few simple materials, and the finished popsicles are really cute and unique! Before you… Read More Getting Creative With a Simple and Fun Popsicle Craft
In our house, the kids’ bedtime routine is non-negotiable. Sleep is essential for their bodies to grow and recharge after a busy day of playing and learning. My daughters are four and six now and we’ve had the same foolproof routine since they were babies. This consistent nightly plan is the best way for both… Read More Our Kids’ Bedtime Routine with Pact Dream Big Pajamas
I have never ever celebrated Valentine’s Day with my husband, but there’s something about having kids that makes me want to do all of the heart activities and cover everything in red, pink, and purple! It just makes me smile! This mess-free finger painting, with a love-inspired twist, is such a fun time for toddlers… Read More Mess Free Finger Painting for Valentine’s Day
A sensory bin is by far one of the easiest ways to keep young kids occupied! They don’t have to be fancy, just fun! I found this empty bin in our house and filled it with different colored water, scented glitter gel, measuring cups, and some toys. My kids were literally playing for hours! It’s… Read More Make a Fun Sensory Bin Using Items You Already Have
We have officially hit the two-month mark of sheltering in place and I am unapologetic about the daily TV watching that occurs in our home. Although I am incredibly hands-on with my children most of the time, I have no objection to them watching a little TV each day. We do have a few stipulations,… Read More TV Rules for Kids That Are Easy to Enforce
Rainbow cereal bracelets are a colorful snack that your kids will love to make (and eat)! We originally made these bracelets with St. Patrick’s Day in mind, but they really are fantastic anytime your little ones want a yummy, wearable snack! All you need is cereal and pipe cleaners! We got our Fruit Rounds at… Read More Rainbow Cereal Bracelets
When we had our first daughter, my husband convinced me that we only needed a plain, black diaper bag. He wanted something he could use without feeling feminine so we settled on a boring, basic backpack that in no way reflected my personal style. Let’s be honest, he carried it sometimes, but not nearly enough… Read More What to Look for When Picking the Perfect Diaper Bag
I know that we hear so much about the “dangers” of comparing our children, but it’s really not all horrible. I understand being sensitive to our little one’s self-esteem and accepting them unconditionally, but I’m not afraid to say that it’s okay to compare your kids. Compare them to their siblings, compare them to their… Read More It’s Totally Normal to Compare Your Kids
Before I even had kids, I knew that I wanted to create a Montessori playroom in our home! I studied the Montessori method in college and have always loved how it fosters a child’s inquisitive nature. This post is sponsored by Monti Kids, but the content and opinions expressed here are my own. What is… Read More How to Set up a Montessori Playroom at Home
