My youngest daughter took ballet this past year and it was adorable. I was a dancer from early childhood until the end of high school and I was so excited to hear that my three-year-old wanted to try ballet. Seeing her dance recital brought me an immense amount of joy. I’m not sure she’ll choose to continue with lessons in the future but I sure hope she will. Here are the ballet books we have really enjoyed reading together.
I don’t know about you but I find meal planning exhausting. The chore is neverending. Every week I have to come up with meal plans that my family will enjoy as well as provide nutrition and variety to our diets. This post is where I want to keep all our favorite dinners and links to recipes to make my weekly meal planning quick and easy. I hope you too find this post helpful!
It’s back-to-school time and I like to help prep my kids by reading books. These children’s books are great to read before starting kindergarten but some are perfect for any young children! These picture books showcase the fun activities you do at school plus a few address coping skills if your child is experiencing any anxiety about starting school.
Ugh, I missed June’s post. It turns out having four kids at home all day in summer is a lot and I get very little time to myself . . . ever. This blog is what always takes a hit when I’m busy. The reason I’m so bummed is that I have a great book recommendation this month that would have been perfect to read for Pride month. Luckily, we can read LGTBQIA+ books at any time of the year. See below to read four new book reviews for the month of July.
