forgive my content about the montessori police. i meant no disrespect. we love montessori and have a daughter that is still in a montessori program (flexible one admittedly), but have found that it...
we still use our moveable alphabet and my daughter is well into her reading and writing. its a nice way to reinforce spelling lessons and (don't tell the montessori police) we use them as stamps wi...
I started the month with two goals - tamales and making my first loaf of bread. Tamales are done. The rest of the month will be dedicated to learning to bake. Yikes!
hmm. my first instinct would actually be to convert that living room nook into your bedroom and make a space for your son in the bedroom. i know it seems counterintuitive to give the littlest one i...
i feel like our traditions become smaller and smaller celebrations every year. the not-so-little-one has her countdown to the 25th that should start on the 1st, but we didn't start till the 10th th...
our daughter has the moon in her room and it has been a wonderful investment. its her night-light and although at first it would just get set on, she now enjoys matching it to the actual moon-phase...
one from santa, one from mom, one from dad and we are keeping them all small. her biggish gift (new kickboard) is going to be given to her on the last day of the school semester. she's been having ...
we abandoned glass and overly-delicate ornaments years ago. honestly, even adults break those if the tree is in a high-traffic part of the house (which it usually is).
aside from that...
i've always considered our morning breakfasts on the quickie side, but seem rather indulgent in comparison to other posts.
our weekdays breakfasts are a rotation of a few simple favori...
we've always celebrated birthdays at breakfast with pancakes and singing, but never thought to open up the invitation to the rest of the party-goers. hmm.
not our style really and also not like us to have a bunch of dishes that don't get used very often. its eachother's company that makes our meals special. not the dishes we put it out on... :)
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should also check out Mollie Katzen's trio of kids cookbooks - Salad People, Honest Pretzels and Pretend Soup. Vegetarian and wonderful...
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forgive my content about the montessori police. i meant no disrespect. we love montessori and have a daughter that is still in a montessori program (flexible one admittedly), but have found that it...
we still use our moveable alphabet and my daughter is well into her reading and writing. its a nice way to reinforce spelling lessons and (don't tell the montessori police) we use them as stamps wi...
headboard or sideboard along wall with bed. can never have enough cushy stuff to lean against....
I started the month with two goals - tamales and making my first loaf of bread. Tamales are done. The rest of the month will be dedicated to learning to bake. Yikes!
two things: 1) keep better track of what is ACTUALLY eaten in the house and 2) bake own bread
it would... to have the rest of the house to yourself. definitely.
hmm. my first instinct would actually be to convert that living room nook into your bedroom and make a space for your son in the bedroom. i know it seems counterintuitive to give the littlest one i...
i feel like our traditions become smaller and smaller celebrations every year. the not-so-little-one has her countdown to the 25th that should start on the 1st, but we didn't start till the 10th th...
our daughter has the moon in her room and it has been a wonderful investment. its her night-light and although at first it would just get set on, she now enjoys matching it to the actual moon-phase...
teal tinsel with pink LED lights.
one from santa, one from mom, one from dad and we are keeping them all small. her biggish gift (new kickboard) is going to be given to her on the last day of the school semester. she's been having ...
we abandoned glass and overly-delicate ornaments years ago. honestly, even adults break those if the tree is in a high-traffic part of the house (which it usually is). aside from that...
i've always considered our morning breakfasts on the quickie side, but seem rather indulgent in comparison to other posts. our weekdays breakfasts are a rotation of a few simple favori...
i would still welcome waffle iron suggestions with open arms. :)
tortilla soup for our sick and recovering bodies.
anchoring them to the wall is of absolute essence and filling the lower cubbies with itso bins fills them sufficiently to deter climbing.
we've always celebrated birthdays at breakfast with pancakes and singing, but never thought to open up the invitation to the rest of the party-goers. hmm.
not our style really and also not like us to have a bunch of dishes that don't get used very often. its eachother's company that makes our meals special. not the dishes we put it out on... :)