This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Radio Flyer. The opinions and text are all mine. Raise your hand if you’re ready for fall! Or maybe you’re one of the lucky ones and you get a “real” fall that actually starts in September. We don’t have that in Texas. But …
I’m definitely a Ravenclaw. And the rest of my family? Jack is a Slytherin, and Charles and Claire are Gryffindor. Can you tell we’re Harry Potter fans? In the spirit of Harry Potter and the Hogwarts houses, I’ve made these printable Harry Potter bookmarks that I hope you will love and share with your favorite Harry …
Things that currently bring me joy: Stranger Things 3, the giant glass of iced tea next to me as I type this, the HIIT class I’m about to take, and this free printable 5×7 joy print. 🙂 I actually sat down to make something completely different (it’s August right now, and I was actually about …
Kids can budget, too! It’s never too early to start teaching them about money. This printable DIY cash envelope system for kids is a great place to start. It’s cute, functional, and easy to use – which is exactly when you need when you’re getting kids learning about money. Printable DIY Cash Envelope System for …
As my kids have gotten older we’ve really been honest with them about money – about how much we have, how much things cost, etc. We want them to understand the value of money and take it seriously. They’re at an age now where they can start handling their own finances and budget, with some …
Thank you to the Chinet® brand for sponsoring this post. Click on the photo above to purchase Chinet® Classic White™ products! Oh, the kids’ table at Thanksgiving. Home of some of my very favorite Thanksgiving memories! I remember one year when it got silent in the dining room, as the grown-ups paused to listen to …
Last night, I lay awake thinking about the printable winter bucket list you see here. What I really wanted to do was sleep, but I had a tiny little shot of caffeine late in the day and that wasn’t going to happen. So instead I tossed and turned and thought about all the things I …
We’re going on a cruise! Not just any cruise…but a cruise to celebrate the big 4-0. That’s right – I’ll be turning 40 at sea this year, and that’s pretty cool. We’ve been on several cruises, two of them with the kids. But the last time we cruised, the kids were three-years-old and fifteen months…and …
Netflix has been a source of entertainment for our family for so long now that I can hardly imagine a Life Without Netflix (it hurts to even write that). Between my obsessive binge-watching (OITNB, Every Documentary Ever Made, and all the 90’s movies I can handle) and my kids’ love of Netflix, it’s become one …
Ahhh, toddlers. The little kings and queens of living in the moment and feeling their emotions. All the things we strive to do as adults and want for our children, but perhaps? Just a little more quietly. A little less disruptively. A little less toddler-like. I want to validate my child’s feelings and let her know I take …
