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I bought this colorful dot stickers and have been having so much fun coming up with activities for Hazel to do with them. Because what kid doesn’t love stickers?! With St. Patricks Day and Spring just around the corner, we’ve been talking a lot about rainbows so I came up with this Dot Sticker Rainbow Activity 🙂
Kids make every holiday so much fun! I love that we can make holidays special, magical, and memorable for our kids. Seeing their excitement is the best! With St. Patrick’s Day next week, I wanted to make this holiday fun and special too, so I can up with some ideas and Hazel is loving them so far!
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This is the absolute easiest Valentine’s craft ever, and the best part is, you probably already have everything you need at home. Just take a toilet paper or paper towel roll and bend one side of it inward so that it makes a heart shape. Squeeze some paint onto a tray and let you toddler dip the heart shaped toilet paper roll into the paint and stamp it onto paper. They could stamp it on construction paper to make a
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Pajama’s | Books: Plant a Kiss, Hug Machine, Hug Me | Unicorn Slippers | Personalized Letter Puzzle | Cuddle + Kind Dolls | Piggy Paint Nail Polish | Bath Bombs | Scarves
Hazel is still obsessed with Christmas. She talks about Santa, Mrs. Clause, and their reindeer, and still asks to listen to Christmas music every day. So I’m really hoping that we can hype up Valentine’s Day and get her off of
After having two kids, I’ve learned that there are a lot of baby products out there, and I’ve learned which products are must-haves for me and for my babies, and which aren’t. So I thought I’d share what I think some of the must-haves are 🙂 Keep reading below because on of them is something that is a total must-have, but most people don’t talk about it.
It is so frustrating when our children don’t listen to us. It can lead to yelling, ineffective time-outs, and an unhappy parent and child. But it’s important to remember that when your toddler doesn’t listen, it’s not because they’re a bad child, they’re just a child who needs to be taught to listen. So how do you teach someone to listen, especially when they’re an independent, strong-willed toddler? Well, keep reading because I’ve got all be best tips for you.
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Embroidered Dress | Hazel’s Dress | Cody’s Green Jeans similar | Cody’s Grey Shirt similarÂ
Quality time. We all know that spending quality time with our kids is good. It creates lasting memories and relationships and all that good stuff. But did you also know that it can improve your toddlers behavior (aka. less tantrums) and get them to listen and comply more willingly?
So what does quality time look like? It looks like more positive interactions, and less distractions.
Mommin’ is a tough job! There are so many responsibilities like cleaning, cooking, dishes, laundry, keeping another human fed, happy, and alive, and the list goes on. In my past two years of motherhood (especially these last 7 months of having 2 kids only 19 months apart), I’ve discovered a few products that help make motherhood a little easier. Whether your kids are 12 years old or 2 weeks old, you need
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Christmas season is my favorite time of the year and it’s even more fun with kids. But it also means it’s cold and rainy and not as much fun to be outside. To entertain Hazel and to get us in the Christmas spirit we’ve been doing a lot of fun Christmas themed indoor activities (we’ve even built a snowman inside!). I thought I’d share of what we’ve been doing in case you want to do them too. A lot of these are activities that we do year-round and I’ve just added a
So we were at the library the other day and a little kid stuck his hands in Iris’ mouth and Hazel licked the library table. I busted out my Nice ‘n Clean Antibacterial Hand Wipes so fast and started wiping down the table. Haha! But that’s not even the worst of the things that have been in Hazel’s mouth. She also ate dog poop twice and licked the side of the trash can (we’re really good parents ;)) Hazel has always been
