(This post first appeared on Her View From Home. https://herviewfromhome.com/heres-to-the-little-brothers/) “There was something comical about the miniature version with the slightly different face, the bigger smile, the larger teeth, and the oversized confidence. And now that I have two boys … Read More
Last year, in an effort to do something fun and special for Father’s Day, my little pranksters decided to try to trick their dad into thinking these adorable sweets were real burgers and fries. They enjoyed making them so much … Read More
(originally posted on StrollerSavvy on FB) Last year we made this adorable dessert for Father’s Day. This year we ate Brownie Brittle out of the bag. Last year we did homemade cards and gifts that we spent a ton of … Read More
Dear Kiddos, It has certainly been a strange year, hasn’t it? Your tiny bubble burst a little over a year ago when you were off for spring break from school and all of a sudden you just weren’t going back. … Read More
There isn’t enough gratitude in the world to thank all of the mamas who have touched my life and shaped me as a parent in one way or another. Read on……. https://herviewfromhome.com/heres-to-the-mothers-who-love-this-motherless-daughter/
This piece was originally published on https://herviewfromhome.com/dear-son-at-the-50-yard-line/ Dearest Son, You are about to turn 9. That puts you about halfway to the age at which you will leave home and head off to college, or whatever adventure awaits you upon … Read More
We have a lot of kids and a lot of stuff. We are mindful of going through toys a few times a year and getting rid of what they don’t use, but truly they are at a stage where they … Read More
This piece was published on Her View From Home For the record, I wrote this in mid-October. Amidst a pandemic on the uptick again around the world, holding the very real fear that it is going to get increasingly worse … Read More
How we make the elf on the shelf fun, practical, and not overwhelming! … Read More
2020 has been quite a year, to say the least. It even has its own hashtag, one that doesn’t quite bring about warm fuzzy memories and feelings. It’s pretty much the catchphrase for anything that goes wrong, big or small. … Read More