One of my boys is probably too old for Dr. Seuss activities but nonetheless he still enjoyed making this with his little brother. My toddler wore his hat for hours ...
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Camping with Kids Activities & Crafts
I’ve been wanting to write this, “Camping with Kids Activities & Crafts” article for years now but I’ve never gotten around to it. Here are some fun ways to have with your kids while camping though I must be honest with you my kids don’t really need activities to have fun in the wild. But […]
Walking Sticks Craft {Camping Craft}
With three boys in our home, we are never short of walking sticks or rocks. Every hike whether in the woods or in our neighborhood my boys always manage to come back home with a stick. A multi-purpose walking stick that goes from being a gun, sword to walking aide. For our last camping trip […]
Activities for Kids and Free Strider Bike
Who does love kids activities and free practical prizes that your kids can use! Well, this giveaway has both you can download the kids activities via Productive Parenting and then enter the Strider Bike giveaway below. Enjoy and good luck! I’m excited to be teaming up with Productive Parenting and Strider Bikes to bring you […]
Baby Friendly Games & Activities for Family Night
Anyways, those of you who have been following our 30 Days of Play Challenge here are some fun Valentine’s day crafts and activities for your kids to enjoy. If you’re not familiar with what I am talking about here’s a quick recap but you can get all the info here and why I was inspired to start this. You […]
Is Rice Milk Healthy? & How to Make Your Own Rice Milk
I recently started looking for milk alternatives for health reasons. But I do need to make sure that I get my calcium from somewhere else as that was the easiest form for me to get some calcium in my diet. Here where I live non-dairy milk is quite expensive so I’ve been exploring on how […]
Dr. Seuss Counting Activity: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish…
Dr. Suess books are the best! Let’s celebrate his birthday with these fun activities. For one of our 30 Days of Play Challenge (Parent Challenge) I came up with this activity for our sons. Well, I really didn’t have to do much because Mama Miss has this awesome printable over at her site so I […]
Color Sorting Activity: Pom Pom Drop (Gross, Fine Motor, Bilingual Skills)
We’ve been working on our colors with some fun activities that I do during my 30 Days of Play (Parent Challenge) read about it here it’s not too late to join in. My son is 3 and he’s been getting all his colors mixed up so I thought we would give him a boost of […]
Book Inspired Activities: The Hungry Caterpillar
Last summer, our family volunteered at a low income “library” and we did a bilingual story time with the kids. I had been dreaming of this idea for months but I didn’t even know where to begin. One day, I finally made myself go over on that side of town and ask the librarian what I needed […]
Book Inspired Activities for Kids
One of my dreams is to write a kids book. I absolutely love children books! So coming up with this Book Inspired Activities for Kids post was not hard. In fact, I wanted to give you 20 ideas but since it’s almost midnight I stopped myself. Anyways, those of you who have been following our 30 Days […]
Traveling With Kids Tips -Multicultural Kid Bloggers Vlogging
Yay, I finally made myself do a Vlog. If you’re not familiar with the lingo don’t worry I just figured it out. It’s a combination of two words: video and blogging. Make a video and share it on your blog. Pretty simple, right. Well, I was asked to be a part of this fun little […]
100 Days of School Food Fun
This year 100th day of school was on Valentine’s talk about sugar overload. Our school does a 100 Day Stew and the kids all bring 100 of something and it’s mixed into one huge container and then each child is given a bag of it. I made these for my boys and my hubby who […]
Presidential Family Dinner Fun Facts {Free Printable}
Weekday dinners is the place where we catch up, play and laugh. And for some odd reason always spill a drink. It’s inevitable someone ALWAYS spills a drink during our weekday dinner. Anyways, our boys are into riddles and fun facts so I thought I would come up with this fun Presidential Family Dinner Fun […]
Build Your Own Paper Rocket Ship {Valentine’s Day Craft}
I’m always looking for easy ways for my kids to make their own Valentine’s day cards. I’ve been brainstorming this idea for weeks and I finally get to see it come together. My requirement for any mass craft is it has to be inexpensive and simple. I don’t make my kids Valentine cards for them, […]
Valentine’s Day Quote Printable (FREE)
Inspired by Love Courage God Romance His blessings and Family. To Print this lovely quote just click here: All That You Do…Quote I also share a little bit about the history of Saint Valentine over here on Disney/Babble.
10 Boredom Buster Indoor Activities for Kids
Is this weather keeping you locked up inside? Or are you like me and staying close to home the best option? I can’t believe I just wrote that statement because just 5 years ago I dreaded the thought of staying home all day with the kids. But now I’m content. Not sure what changed but […]
Meaningful Valentine’s Day Countdown for Kids
Go deeper–is my mantra this year. This year I wanted to focus a bit more on the depth of God’s love for us and help my kids make a deeper connection to that by being a vessel of it. Obviously, this is something I should and try to do all year but this week I […]
On a Dime Decorating & Organizational Ideas for Your Small Playroom
Yay! You dont’ know how excited I am that I finally get to share with you our playroom. I started back in October but was overwhelmed with the task and it was left unfinished until now. It’s also our homeschool space so I’ve been itching to get this project DONE. I spent yesterday, morning, afternoon […]
Valentine’s Day Activities for the Family {#30DaysofPlay}
Valentine’s day can easily get boxed into a romantic holiday but it’s so much more then that and I want my little men to have that message grounded in them while they are young. Maybe when they become teens they will choose to ignore it but it will hopefully be embedded in their hearts and […]
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