With all this extra time indoors lately, we’ve had to come up with some fun activities to keep us entertained. Family movie nights are something we’ve always enjoyed but we’ve decided to take it up a notch with a themed craft and dinner. The kids […]

Need a last minute idea for some Valentines? This week our family went to Epcot’s Festival of the Arts. My children absolutely love this festival and all the fun artistic things to do during it. So when I found these cute “Hope your Valentines is […]

Celebrate the Halloween season with these fun activities for the kids. Here are some of our favorites that require little to no preparation and serve as great entertainment for the little ones. Knuckle Print Pumpkins What You Need: black construction paper green and orange fingerpaint […]

Looking to skip the candy and sweets this Halloween or participating in the Teal Pumpkin Project for trick-or-treat? Take a look at these easy and affordable non-food treats! Monster Kits Place a party sized Play-Doh, some pom poms, googly eyes and pieces of pipe cleaners […]

Nothing’s worse than finding out that you need to provide a classroom snack at the last minute. No need to worry, put together one of these cute and EASY treats using store bought snacks and a few items you probably already have at home! Plus, […]

I love Independence Day! The bright colors, fireworks and the good food!! I usually spend most of that day in the kitchen and my kids always want to help me. It is not always the easiest thing to have “help” when you’re leveling and stacking […]

In the first few weeks with your newborn, navigating your new norm occupies most of the day. It may seem scary but, once you find the groove you will accept and learn to love this new pace. You will start to notice a pattern in […]

Looking to celebrate Valentine’s Day with some fun activities for your little ones? Then scroll down to see a list of some of our favorites! Cutting Hearts What You Need: construction paper scissors Cut a bunch of hearts out of construction paper and draw variations […]

Garden Sensory Bin Spring is in the air and what better way of welcoming the start of this sunny and bright season than with a few spring themed activities! Let’s start off with this fun (and simple) garden sensory bin:   What you need: Bin […]

This is another super simple and cheap activity for toddlers! What you need: Buy a pack of colorful sponges (Dollar store) and have fun cutting out shapes for your toddler to paint with. I thought it would take me longer to cut out the shapes but […]