Each year for Halloween, we like to participate in the Teal Pumpkin Project, which offers allergy-friendly treats to trick-or-treaters. We go beyond choosing allergy-free candy options and offer Halloween crafts instead! Usually our crafts still require some type of stickers
With school time starting back up, we need to be thinking of ways to transition from your school routine to a home routine, get those wiggles out after sitting most of the day and work to raise healthy kids. A
Kids are generally pretty active. As a stay-at-home mom and teacher, I can definitely attest to the incredible amount of energy my boys have. While we may have active kids that are full of energy, this doesn’t mean we automatically
When I think of summer, I think of all the fun outdoor activities we love to participate in. One of my favorite activities growing up was volleyball, whether it was at a park, in the lake or on the beach.
My oldest son, E, really wants to be an engineer when he grows up. As a homeschool mom, I do my best to help him towards that goal. We recently discovered Circuit Cubes and totally fell in love. They’re perfect
Kids never run out of energy. They are always learning and exploring and getting into things. We parents, on the other hand, often need time to rest and recover or just get things done around the house without constant interruptions.
Call me “one of those Pinterest moms” if you want, but I absolutely love preparing fun treats for my boys (when I have the energy). Sometimes I do more elaborate treats and other times it’s way simpler than it looks.
Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese, right? Well, maybe it’s not really made of cheese, but it sure is fun to imagine and that was the inspiration for this “The Hungry Moon” printable placemat for kids, perfect for
