Pumpkin Smoothie

Recipe for a delicious and creamy pumpkin smoothie that kids and adults will both enjoy. #pumpkin #fall

It is officially Pumpkin Spice season but with the temperature in the 80s, I am not ready for a latte anytime soon. Luckily, a pumpkin smoothie is quite refreshing and you still get to indulge in that amazing pumpkin spice flavor.

Baby Registry: Health & Safety

baby and adult washing hands
   

The health and safety category of your baby registry is one of the most important.  You will be so happy that you registered for, or purchased, these items in advance of your baby arriving.

When your baby gets sick you will want everything on hand to help your child feel better. Your baby’s first fever is not the time you want to be running out to stores to buy medicine.

As far as baby proofing goes, most of the items could wait to be bought until the child starts crawling, but why not put the products on your baby registry to receive as gifts?

French Toast Sticks – Freezer Meal

French Toast Sticks (freezer meal instructions included)

If you are looking for an easy breakfast to make ahead of time this recipe for French toast sticks is the one for you! Whether you’re preparing freezer meals before a new baby’s arrival or you like to have kid-friendly breakfasts on hand to pop in the toaster making these French toast sticks will help make your life easier.

Children’s Board Books You and Your Toddler Will Love To Read Together

mom reading with baby

Reading is one of my favorite things to do and I hope to pass the love of reading onto my daughter.  I make sure that we read multiple books a day.  I have found that the books my toddler tends to lean towards I do not find enjoyable – there are no storylines, just words matched up with pictures.  Likewise, the books I like to read the most to my daughter she seems to lose interest with quickly.  Here is a list of sturdy children’s board books we both enjoy to read together over and over again.  These are books you won’t find on similar lists so I hope you come across some new favorites to read with your child.

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