—ITEMS NEEDED—
Large Piece of Green Felt | Smaller Pieces of Felt in Various Colors | Sharpie | Scissors | Fabric Glue (optional) | Staples or Pins (to secure tree to the wall)
My mom gave my sister and I the idea to make a felt Christmas tree for our kids and I’m so glad she did because all the kids (ages 3 years, 22 months, and 14 months) love playing with them! It’s SO EASY to make! You can get a
Navy Striped Dress: similar | White Bow | Freshly Picked Moccasins | Pink Eyelet Romper | Floral Print Bow | Black & White Striped Dress
Our house is filled with baby toys these days, and it still doesn’t seem to be enough. Hazel’s interest in toys last for a few minutes and then she’s on to the next, so I’m constantly pulling out new toys to entertain her. In order to not
—SHOP THE POST—
Floral Swimsuit (+Matching Mom Suit) c/o SunHaze | Hammock Swing c/o Adelisa & Co. | Bonnet c/o Baby Cubby | White Two Piece Set | Highchair
Hazel is 9 months old and basically just spends her days crawling around everywhere, pulling herself up on things, and attempting to walk. I know that is what she’s supposed to be doing developmentally, but I also wanted to give her more opportunities to learn and explore even more. So
—DIY ITEMS NEEDED—
Baby: Tee Shirt | Child’s Hand (for tracing) | Non-Toxic Paint | Piece of Paper | Freezer Paper | Pencil | Razor Knife | Iron | Fabric Paint | Piece of Cardboard | Sponge Brush
Toddler: Tee Shirt | Child Hand (for painting) | Fabric Paint
Sunday will be Cody’s first Father’s Day so I wanted to do something special for him. I’m getting him a big gift, but I also wanted Hazel to “make” something for him. I did a lot of brainstorming and finally came up with this hand print tee shirt idea. Let me tell you, I
As you’ve probably noticed, I’ve been incorporating more mom stuff into my blog. I’m pretty sure when I first got pregnant, I said I wouldn’t post a Read More
