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Hello! This is becoming one of my favorite times of month because it’s allowing me to reflect on what went well and make plans for…
Hello! This is becoming one of my favorite times of month because it’s allowing me to reflect on what went well and make plans for…
Parenting is rough. I put a lot of pressure on myself as a mom. Although I feel like I have a few successes, I also…
I want to know you better! Please take a few minutes to tell me what you like, what you don’t like and what you struggle…
When I look for a fun family activity in the Phoenix area, I want somewhere not too expensive, unique and that brings me happiness. Usually food…
At 9 months pregnant, I thought… yes, almost done!! When the baby is here it will be smooth sailing and all this discomfort, aching and lack…
I hated doing my hair. Well, not quite hate actually, maybe frustration. It’s because I spent so much time trying to make it straight, or…
When the email invite arrived in my inbox at the end of March, I was speechless. Since I started blogging, I heard about the Disney Social Media Moms Celebration in Walt Disney World and I dreamed of being invited one day!
I searched everywhere for information. I knew the event would be unbelievable, but I wanted details! What happened in previous years? What do attendees do? What’s included? I couldn’t find anything that gave me what I wanted. So now, as an attendee, I’m sharing it with you: day-by-day, minute by minute.
Take our toddler son on a plane?!? It was something that my husband and I wanted to avoid. My six-year-old daughter, no problem. But my son!?! No way! The good news is that we made it. Because of a little advance preparation, we had an (almost) meltdown free flight. This travel activity kit held all our kid entertainment.
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Picture this: You’re on an airplane somewhere over Texas. Your kids are happy as can be until one tells you that she is hungry. Your toddler son grunts in agreement. The problem is, you have no food on you. Suddently, your once happy children transform into screaming, “hangry” demons. You begrudgingly hand over $8 to the flight attendant who gives you a box of crackers, raisins, and cheese.
I’ve learned that if my kids are eating, they’re happy. A little bit of hunger can push a bored child over the edge. While traveling, it is very difficult to find healthy and portable kid food. Especially items not loaded with sugar. I’ve found that sugar crashes are often even worse than a little bit of the “hangries.”