Whether or not you love the cold weather, it’s hard to deny that winter is a magical time of year. This is especially true if you have little ones who are old enough to enjoy the season. From building a snowman to baking holiday treats, there is no shortage of Read more…
Here ya go, the the best preschooler and toddler Christmas gifts, for kids ages >1-4. I’ve had 3 toddlers/preschoolers at this point and countless Christmases with them full of good and bad toys! These toys are all SCREEN FREE! The gift guide is full of high quality, unique toddler toys, Read more…
Spooky season is the perfect time to indulge in some creative, messy and imaginative fun with your toddler. Whether you’re looking for frightful family days out or stuff to do together at home, have a browse through our big list of fun and cheap Halloween activities for toddlers. Halloween doesn’t Read more…
Today, I am sharing 3 sensory and fine-motor St. Patrick’s Day activities that I did with my toddler when she was two.
I’m sure you are bound to find an activity that your toddler will love this St. Patrick’s Day. If so, let me know in the comments below!
Teaching my children to love, respect, honor and admire their siblings is one of those top mommy things I strive to do.
I am a bit obsessed with getting family pictures done. I think it captures the moment we are at, in time with our ages and interests. It holds that moment forever and you can enjoy it whenever. That being said, each year when the time is approaching, I do begin to stress about what we should wear for the photo shoot. I have taken many spins on color schemes and thought I would share.
I don’t know about you, but my kids LOVE Christmas carols or any holiday song out there. In fact, starting the week of Thanksgiving, Christmas carols are playing on our Google Home or Pandora playlist pretty consistently. I LOVE, LoVe, LOOOOOOVE the holiday season and all the fun traditions that come with it.
The act of being thankful is a muscle we all need to exercise from time to time. I believe it is extremely important for kids to see their loved ones showing thankfulness, being thankful and demonstrating how thankfulness works.
I’m usually not all about fads but I am all about starting traditions that I feel I would want my kids to carry on in their own family someday. I stumbled across this tradition of the Thanksgiving Thankful Tree and thought I would share.
If you are anything like myself, you LOVE doing crafts with your kids…especially around the holidays. If you happen to be nostalgic, you can whip those babies back out year after year when the holiday season approaches and it will trigger fond memories of when your kids were the age they made the craft. I’m a sucker for the Hallmark Channel movies, hot cocoa with marshmallows and candy canes, decorating the tree with the most gaudy ornaments (but they are made by us and each one has a special place in my heart), the Santa experience, going to holiday gatherings, cookie decorating parties, etc. I can’t get enough of the Christmas spirit!