For this kids craft, I used a unused blank CD for the snail’s back. Realistically, I probably could have found an old CD to use instead. Instead of using just buttons, we also added some confetti to add some extra color and dimension. Materials Needed: confetti buttons green construction paper…
You all know how much I LOVE Pinterest, so when I stumbled across a craft that looked like it’d be fun to make, I naturally accepted the challenge to mirror it. Sometimes I nail it, and other times I fail, miserably. My son loves dragons, so I thought this would…
Most parents steer clear of sensory boxes for the obvious reason of their children creating catastrophic messes once they’re made, but this one was well worth the potential mess. Today, I want to share with you how to put together a rainbow sensory box for your child. This…
If your kids are anything like my son, they love everything that can create a mess. My son loves dirt, sand, rocks, water and anything else that can cause him to get so messy that it requires a change of clothes. Ideally we should let him run around…
If your child is anything like mine, being stuck in-doors on a Saturday when it’s 27 degrees out, is not their idea of fun. But, with the frigid cold and a fresh blanket of snow covering the ground, I think it’s best to keep an already sick little…
For my son’s second birthday, it was a no-brainer that the theme for his party would be Paw Patrol. He is literally obsessed with the popular Nickelodeon cartoon to the extent that we have to record the new episodes only to watch them later in the day….
Sunday fun day called for another day of arts and crafts! I know I know, we are a tad bit ahead of the game as far as Easter crafts! We know that Easter is still weeks out, but we are surely enjoying all of the arts and crafts we…
It was a beautiful February day here in Michigan today. Nothing but sunny skies and temps reaching the mid-40s, so that got me motivated to start some Easter crafts today with my son! Thank you, Pinterest, for the inspiration. Here what you will need: a few small potatoes…
When you create a memory jar, you collect memories that have been written down throughout the year and at the end of the year, you open them with your family to read! This is a great way to reflect on all of those special memories from the prior…