Story Stones are becoming more and more popular, especially among my "crunchy" mom group peers. The idea of them is to use a set of stones to help illustrate a story, which you can read aloud or tell from memory to your family. They make me think of how families might have told stories before … [Read more...] about Story Stones Inspiration – Noah’s Ark
YUMMY Back to School Snacks
Now that school is about to start up, I'm sure you're trying to think of ways to make it a little bit special for your kids. Try these YUMMY back to school snacks to add a little something extra to their busy day. Pack them in their lunches, serve them once they get back home, or whip up a batch … [Read more...] about YUMMY Back to School Snacks
Monster Truck Matching Game Printable
Do you have a preschool or pre-k kiddo really into monster trucks? This Monster Truck Matching Game is an easy printable to keep them busy without relying on the convenience of screens. It tests their memory while using some of their favorite things. My three year old has been into Blaze … [Read more...] about Monster Truck Matching Game Printable
Smart Kidz Radio Review
It can be difficult to find clean and appropriate programming for children. Smart Kidz Radio is a new online radio station offered by Smart Kidz Media. It is currently free. The product is hosted on a website, which has you create an account to use the edutainment programming. Once you … [Read more...] about Smart Kidz Radio Review
No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope REVIEW
I am trying to navigate through the teen and tween years right now with my oldest kids, and I admit I’m running into issues I really didn’t realize we’d be facing so soon. My latest review has been a book called No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope by Hal and Melanie Young, … [Read more...] about No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope REVIEW