Kids grow so fast! Every season I have to take inventory of my children’s clothing to see what fits and what we need to buy. I’ve created a kids’ clothing checklist to help me determine what I will need to purchase for the upcoming season. I print out this spring/summer clothing checklist for each of my children. Read below to understand my process and how you too can easily determine your child’s clothing needs for the spring and summer seasons.
This year we requested a number of Valentine’s Day children’s books from our library. There were a few books I didn’t end up including on this list because the stories focused on fighting or being upset someone liked them. Instead, I wanted to feature books about love and the activities surrounding Valentine’s Day (parties, making cards, etc). I will continue to add books to this list over time that both my toddler and preschooler love and make me read over and over and over.
January was L O N G. I swear it is the worst month of the year, especially when you are quarantined inside with three kids under the age of four. Plus, I hate snow so I try to avoid the outdoors as much as possible. Thank goodness I love to read because it is one of the few pleasures in my life right now. Here is what I read for this month;
Can you believe I have never made tiramisu before? I love tiramisu but the thought of making it intimated me. Now that I’ve finally made my first batch I have no idea why I felt this way. Tiramisu is not only delicious but it’s incredibly easy to make! Here is my easy tiramisu recipe. It’s the perfect no-bake, make-ahead dessert. I will be making this frequently now.
