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Sharing Champagne & Celebrating Memories
Thank you to WTSO for sponsoring this post. As always, all opinions are my own. Can you believe the year is almost over? Seriously, how is there only one more day left in November? The last part of the year always seems to fly by. With the big three (Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas) back to…
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Apple Pie Sensory Bin with Free “Recipe” Printable
Happy Fall Y’all! (I can never resist saying that.) I don’t know what it is about fall, but I always get inspired around this time of year. Maybe it’s the changing weather and colorful leaves. All I know is that from September to November, I try to incorporate a fall theme wherever I can. Sensory…
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How I Increased My Son’s Iron Intake Naturally – Without Supplements
Iron is an essential element for the human body. Iron helps to preserve and promote energy, focus, digestion and the immune system. In babies, iron is also essential to brain development. The recommended daily iron intake for babies and children is as follows: Infants: 0 to 6 months: 0.27 milligrams (mg) 7 to 12 months:…
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Educational Birthday Gift Ideas for Two Year Olds
Atlas turned two a couple of weeks ago, and per usual, most of the gifts were educational items. I would estimate that 80% of the toys and activities that Atlas has are educational, and I can usually find a way to fit a little learning in with the other 20% too. On some of these…
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Peach Upside Down Cake – Box Mix Remix
It’s no secret that I’m extra. I love doing the most and I’m not afraid to say it. But sometimes, I use cheat codes to make my life easier. Box mix cakes are one of those cheats that come in handy when you don’t feel like measuring out so many ingredients. Now that we’re living…
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I Put Flowers in Sugar, Vinegar, Bleach, and the Refrigerator…Here’s What Happened.
There’s just something about fresh flowers. I’ve been keeping fresh flowers in the house since the start of spring, and I smile every time that I see them. Taking care of my flowers on a daily basis is one of my favorite forms of self-care. It’s so relaxing to spend those few minutes tending to…
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How to Make Thick and Delicious Smoothie Bowls
Smoothie bowls are the perfect warm weather food. They’re cold, refreshing, and completely gorgeous. I love making smoothie bowls because I can be healthy and extra at the same time. Win-win. Here are three recipes for smoothie bowls that are delicious, healthy, and beautiful. Be creative, and use any toppings that you like! Some more…
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Spring Carrot Counting Sensory Bin
Spring has sprung! With spring in full swing, and Easter right around the corner, now is the perfect time to introduce new themed activities for your little ones. I love creating themed activities for Atlas, and sensory bins are a great way for him to learn while having fun. Sensory bins are a wonderful way…
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5 Books to Read with Your Child for Black History Month
Although we celebrate Black stories all year long, Black History Month is Carter G. Woodson’s reminder to go even further. To be even more intentional about sharing the history, contributions, and beauty in the Black community. This month, I will be celebrating Black History Month by sharing blog posts highlighting topics aligned with celebrating Black…
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How to Teach Toddlers Animal Names and Sounds
Atlas and I have been working on animals names and sounds. In this video, I’m showing some of the activities that we have used. I have also linked all of the items from the video below, along with some of the toys that we will be using while learning about other types of animals. Click…
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