Never look down on anybody unless you’re helping them up.
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Ah yes…the peanut butter and jam sandwich. Classic. For some, making a simple sandwich might seem rudimentary, but for me…it is an art! Ah, but that is because I know the secret to making the best PB&J and I recently decided to share that secret with Stephen. I feel like…
4Today I’m sharing another great simple kitchen experiment for kids. All you need is a bag of skittles and you can make a rainbow! We used our leftover skittles from the Halloween candy. It was a lot of fun watching a rainbow of colors expand across the plate. Here’s how…
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A few months ago I complied a list of the things I did to save money that actually contributed to living an environmentally friendly lifestyle. I had a moment of truth that went something to the tune of, “Damn…I’m a green momma after all!” Check out my original blog here: …
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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…
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In recent posts, I’ve shared how we transformed our unfinished basement into a play space and offered some tips and tricks on how to organize toys in a playroom. Today, it’s all about how to maintain your play space and prevent toys from taking over your house. Here’s what works…
4We’ve been having fun with kitchen play lately. I love that kitchen experiments inspire curiosity, learning through sensory play all while developing an early interest in science. Check out our latest experiment: Making Rain Clouds! What You Need: Clear cups Measuring cup Water Food coloring Shaving cream (not the gel…
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