More Than I Can Bear
Fourth of July Eve Buddy got pink eye. In all my years teaching and with Biggie in daycare and school, we were spared the trauma…
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Rant Against the Cat
When my husband and I moved in together, we got a cat. Our cats were our first practice for children. They were mostly self-cleaning, pooped…
How to Make Iced Coffee at Home
I don’t know about you, but I have been spending an ungodly amount of money on iced coffee these days. With Arizona summer temperatures topping at…
How I Learned To Pray
I’m a Christian, but I’m NOT perfect.
Accidentally Co-Sleeping
Through this “Getting Baby to Sleep” series, we hope to show how there is no “right” way to get a baby to sleep – instead…
Indoor Scavenger Hunt
Whether you are stuck inside because of the heat or sequestered for a rainy day, we have an indoor scavenger hunt that is sure to…
How to Teach Your Child to Follow Directions
We all want our children to be creative beings and be able to explore their creativity. But sometimes life calls for following directions. Prepare your…
5 Tips For Getting in Good with the Teacher
Having a successful start of the school year can likely set the tone for you as the parent, your child, and the teacher. While first…
DIY Kid’s Car Activity Kit
If you look in the backseat of my car, you will see markers… everywhere. Green crayola markers on the floor. Brown crayola markers in the…
DIY Light Sabers
We want to have fun with our kids! However, when summer hits, so do the expenses. Kids activities are pricy, but entertainment doesn’t need to be expensive. During these Dollar Store Days of Summer, I’m sharing ten activities that use only supplies found at the Dollar Store. They are quick. They are easy. And most require little adult guidance and help. Just sit back and watch your kids play. Or.. jump in and join the fun!