What you think, you become. What you feel, you attract. What you imagine, you create.
Tips & Tricks for Organizing a Playroom
In my last post, I shared some tips on how we designed a safe and fun play space in our unfinished basement. We came up with a furniture layout and design to maximize safety. We then worked to set up lighting that would be both functional for how the space…
How to Transform Your Unfinished Basement Into a Playroom
Creating a Safe & Fun Playroom Moving comes with sacrifices. It’s almost impossible to find every feature you want in one house so you have pick and choose what’s most important to you and loose a little to gain in other places. That was the case when we made our…
Lego Series – Duplo Marble Maze
Chase came home from daycare one day with a big plan. A plan to make a maze for his marbles. He often comes up with fun and cool ideas but needs a little bit of help in figuring out what he can use to bring his idea to life. After…
Pinterest Felt Christmas Tree – Craft Review
I pulled out the holiday decor last week and I was excited to stumble across a Pinterest execution craft that I managed to pull off last year. I had completely forgot that I had made the felt Christmas tree that you are probably seeing all over Facebook and the internet right…
What Nobody Tells You About Unpacking With Children
Moving into a new house comes with some challenges. Moving into a new house and unpacking with children comes with A LOT of challenges. The first task you are faced with is quickly finding and unpacking the essentials so you can create a space that is functional enough to feed,…
Never look down on anybody unless you’re helping them up.
Life Lessons in a Scrapbook – Lesson #3
A few years ago I made a scrapbook album to give to Chase someday when he gets older. I captured some of my pregnancy, special events and milestones from his first year to document his growth. What was most meaningful to create in this album, was a series of “life…
Changing Family Traditions
Childhood Memories I have a lot of memories from my childhood. I can recall everything from mixing my mashed potatoes and peas on an old yellow rimmed corning ware plate and slicing it up to eat it like a pie, to pushing the stool up to the counter and climbing on it…
The Lazy Moms Guide to Making The Coolest Muffin Tin Meals
Do you have a kid who’s a picky eater? A grazer? How about a mish mash of leftovers in your fridge right now? Nothing to make for lunch because you are due for groceries? If you answered, “yes”, to any of these questions then you need muffin tin meals in…
