Last November, I was at my good friend Lindsay’s wedding. For the reception, she sat Richard and I at a table sorta off to the side. I won’t even tell you what my drunk self started calling it, but we happened to be sitting next to two absolutely incredible people, one of whom my husband actually knew from a job…
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Easy Dinner Idea with Labels for Education
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. This was a very special Back-to-School for us. Not only did my husband return to work as usual (he’s a high school English teacher), but my daughter began PreK last week. I was so afraid she wouldn’t like it, but she loves school!…
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Name Activities for Preschoolers
Last week, when we went to my Lydia’s preschool orientation, we had the opportunity to tour her new classroom. She was so excited to see her name all over the place: on the birthday board, on her cubby, on her class folder, and on the list at the beginning of the hallway. Preschool-age children love being able to identify their…
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Food Photography Props on a Budget
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. I’ve been writing a lot of food-related blog posts recently with a ton of recipes. I want my food to look as scrumptious and delectable as possible, and in order to do so, I must really plan out the composition of my photographs. I…
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Preschool Language Games for Road Trips
I try to use any down time I have with my children to enhance their understanding of the world. A great time to work on language development is while driving in the car together. These preschool language games are particularly fun on long road trips, when your kids start to get antsy in the back seat. Have fun, laugh together, and engage…
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