Today, I’d like to share my tips on taking kids to the movies. Hopefully this helps makes the outing a little less taxing, and a little more fun!
Going to the movies with your spouse or your friends = a great night out (and probably a rare occurrence these days…which makes it even more fun!)!
Going to the movies with your kiddos? Potentially a stressful experience, especially if they’re younger. From my personal experience I have put together 10 tips on taking kids to the movies.
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My daughter’s kindergarten teacher is celebrating the July birthday kids’ half birthdays in the month of January so we celebrated her big 5 1/2 birthday last week in the classroom.
Her teacher is super healthy, which I love, so birthday treats are not allowed, but I still wanted to bring in something special for her to celebrate.
Last year a little girl in my oldest daughter’s class brought in these cute butterflies with healthy snacks inside to celebrate, so I decided to do the same and share this healthy classroom birthday treat idea.
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I am finding a NO candy policy in my children’s classrooms has become the norm these days, which makes a holiday like Valentine’s Day a little tricky for those accustomed to attaching a little treat to your Valentines.
But not to worry! I have found some adorable non-candy classroom Valentine ideas and even though they are sugar-free doesn’t mean they can’t be just as sweet…
Last year, I printed “I think you are sharp” on pencils and affixed them to card stock to make a cute pencil Valentine. You can also print, “I think you are all-write.” Gosh, I love a good pun….
I have mad love for Oprah.
She’s the person I always select when asked “If you could sit next to anybody (living or dead) at a dinner party, who would it be?”
When her talk show ended, I cried.
So when I received an email from a food editor at Oprah.com about collaborating on a meal prep tip feature, I lost it a little…
Hey mamas, can you believe it’s already 2015?! I don’t know about you, but I am more than ready to welcome 2015 – bring it on! And today, I’d like to share with you 10 tips for getting organized in the New Year.
One of my favorite gifts I receive for Christmas each year is a new calendar. And not just any calendar, but a “Mommy Command Center” calendar, complete with rows for each family member’s calendar commitments. On a side note, I think I am the only mom on the planet that still writes her schedule on a “paper” calendar, but I love it.
And of course, as soon as I open this calendar, I am immediately motivated to start getting organized for a fresh beginning in the New Year. Here are some easy tips…and I’d love to hear yours! Something to keep in mind too, you don’t have to do these all at once! Even if you pick one thing at a time, taking a stab at getting organized alone just makes you feel better.