When I was in 8th grade, I was selected from my peer tutoring class to work with the children who had special needs. I went to their classroom, asked the teacher who needed extra help that day, and took them back to the tutoring portable where we worked on basic math and reading together. It was a nice program, and…
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Do not limit your children because of your fears
I feel, or rather know, that I have been doing primarily product reviews and seasonal posts recently. Every so often my blog needs some heart…some emotion…some love. When I think about my 32 years of life thus far, I am proud of and happy with the decisions I have made because they have brought me here, and ‘here’ is a…
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Halloween Craft: Preschool Sewing Spiderweb
Preschool Sewing Spiderweb Supplies: Paper plate White string 1 black pipe cleaner Whole punch Scissors Directions: Step 1: Cut out the center of your paper plate. Punch holes all around the inside. Tie the string around one hole and have your child weave through the holes to create the web, providing the amount of guidance necessary for your child to…
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Homemade Spiked Apple Cider
Homemade Spiked Apple Cider Adapted from Chaos in the Kitchen Ingredients: 6 honey crisp apples 1/2 lemon 2 cinnamon sticks whole nutmeg about 10 cloves 1/2 cup brown sugar water spiced rum (optional…but necessary) Directions: Step 1: Quarter apples (do not core – leave seeds and stems). If you are using sweet apples, like the honey crisp I used, add…
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Handmade Halloween Outfits
Each year, I usually buy the kids little Halloween tshirts or onesies, but this year, I decided to make each child unique Halloween outifts for pumpkin patch photographs. Here’s what I came up with: houndstooth pants with orange pockets for Bryce and a fun patchwork dress for Lydia. For the pants, I used the flat-front pants pattern and pocket pants pattern…
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