Hello everyone! Welcome to another book review as part of a WOW! Women on Writing book tour! Up this time: Waterbury Winter by Linda Stewart Henley! *DISCLAIMER – I received a free digital copy of this book in exchange for a honest review as part of this book tour* *Disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links,… Continue reading WOW! Women on Writing Book Tour: Waterbury Winter by Linda Stewart Henley
Hello everyone! Yes it is early November, but now that Halloween has passed, if you’re like me you are getting into full Christmas prep mode. One part of Christmas that we love is the wide variety of Advent calendars! if you’re looking for a no-candy, no-toy, no-“stuff” (because Christmas is at the end of this… Continue reading Christmas Activity Advent for Kids (w/50 activity ideas and 2 printables!)
Hello everyone! Fall is one of my favourite times of year! And while Facebook and Instagram are full of people having the “perfect” fall – we all know that things can’t always be perfect! Don’t forget about: – Days that are supposed to be chilly but actually feel like summer temperatures – how can you… Continue reading Have a Great Fall Season with Your Kids! (w/free printable)
Well it’s been a hot minute since I updated my blog, and I have an actual good reason for it this time – this past November I had scheduled open heart surgery, with complications of a stroke. During COVID. If you want an example of medical trauma, look no further than here! If you remember… Continue reading Update
Do you have a toddler that doesn’t use scissors yet? Still want to make paper snowflakes with them? Try what G and I do! Try having your toddler colour your paper or template (I found some fun ones at First Palette) and you do the cutting after they are done! What you’re left with is… Continue reading Paper Snowflakes with Toddlers!
Updated February 16, 2024 Do you have a toddler who is constantly moving, bouncing off the walls and loves things like big hugs, being tickled and having lots of blankets on top of them? They may be sensory seeking! While sensory seeking (or alternatively sensory avoidance) may lead to a future diagnosis in the realm… Continue reading 5 Activities You Can Do With Your Sensory Seeking Toddler
Hello everyone! It’s been a minute since I posted (I’ll let you know why when the time is right) but in our house we’ve been working on Christmas and we’ve already finished one of our traditions! Sending Christmas cards to active members of the Canadian Armed Forces who will be stationed away from their families… Continue reading Spread Christmas Cheer: send a Christmas card to a Canadian Armed Forced Member!
Hello everyone! Are you starting to ramp up to Christmas at your house? We definitely are! This week G and I worked on his letter to Santa! This year I decided to make our own template with no wish list option, as getting a toddler to sit down and tell you what they want Santa… Continue reading Toddler Santa Letters w/Template (No Wish List)
Hello summer! Luckily for our dogs, they (among all other pets) seem to be the only ones who are positively effected by this pandemic, because we are have way more time to spend quality time with them. One thing that dog owners have to be absolutely aware of during the summer is keeping our dogs… Continue reading Homemade Pupsicles for your Dog
Updated February 16, 2024 Hello everyone! This year we really stepped up our gardening game (as many others have during the pandemic)! Because we rent, we are container gardening this year, and we are excited for the potential! *Disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links, and I may earn a small commission if you purchase any… Continue reading Container Gardening
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