St. Patrick’s Day worksheets for elementary students

St. Patrick's Day worksheets for elementary students.

I was recently talking to a friend of mine who is a fellow California mom. There are lots of things happening here in the state of California regarding the public school system. These issues that are occurring are causing parents to withdraw their students and seek alternative options. My friend that I was speaking with […]

spring cleaning tips and decluttering advice

Spring cleaning tips.

Spring is almost here. For our family that means more time outside, which means more dirty little humans inside when the playing is done. Plus, with all the home projects we’ve been working on lately our house has been extra dusty and cluttered. With everything else on my plate I’ve been trying to make cleaning […]

winter date night ideas

Date nights at home and date nights out.

There’s still officially about a month of winter left. If you need a way to beat the winter blues check out these winter date night ideas. winter date night ideas I know there are lots of readers of this blog who are in different seasons of life. If you’re like me with lots of little […]

5 things every blog post should have

Avoid blogger burnout by outsourcing if and when you can.

I’ve been so motivated and inspired since I got back from the Magical Media Retreat that I co-hosted. I can’t wait to share all about it in the coming weeks. Today though, I want to share one of the main things I’ve been working on since I unpacked my suitcase. Updating old blog posts has […]

keeping kids safe online: my story

Best practices for merging your online world with your family. How to keep your kids safe online.

As parents we worry about bumps and bruises. We fret over what we’re teaching our children and what we’re not teaching them. Oftentimes we obsess over every tangible concern. So, what happens when we feel like we take every possible precaution and our children are still attacked? Not physically, per se, but over our Wi-Fi […]