If you follow me on social media, then you probably know we had a pretty tough week last week as the boys caught the dreaded virus - Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease. My husband was off on a Saturday (which is a rare treat) and we headed for a friend's party. The boys were playing outdoors when Little E ... View Post
A Children’s Mealtime Prayer
Saying a blessing at meals is a moment to reflect, to show gratitude for the meal, and to quietly unite as a family. It's a family tradition and it's amazing to see how quickly our children pick up on our adult actions. They start to mimic the words we say and the gestures we do pretty effortlessly. ... View Post
Children’s Garden Sensory Bin
It seems the theme this week is S P R I N G! I'm seriously SO excited to share this children's garden sensory bin with you since my boys have actually really enjoyed it the last few weeks! It's provided lots of creative play and it keeps my 3-year-old's attention for more than 5 minutes so that's ... View Post
Unraveling Stay-At-Home Mom Myths
In this little blog space, I try to keep it real. And, I also want this to be a community where everyone feels welcome. I never intend to make this a space all about SAHM life because honestly, motherhood is way more than just a label. I rely on my perspective from life as a working mom to keep ... View Post
Children’s Books We Love About Love
These are children's books we love about love in our home that we enjoy throughout the year! I absolutely love reading with my boys. Reading is often one of the few calm and quiet moments of our days. These are sweet stories that sometimes provide just the comfort we need, especially on those tough ... View Post
3 Tips to Survive With Early Risers
Some little people wake up early no matter how hard we may try to convince them to sleep longer, hello early risers! It's possible a child wakes up early but wakes up rested, they may just be a natural early morning riser. These tips are for those children who wake up rested but it may be ... View Post