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10 Best Children’s Books That Both Kids and Parents Will Love

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Best Instant Pot Chicken Noodle Soup – Rich, Savory, and Simple!

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Our Favorite Valentine’s Day things!

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Simple Valentine’s Day Crafts for Toddlers and Little Kids

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Looking for a fun St. Patrick’s Day sensory bin? Looking for a fun St. Patrick’s Day sensory bin? Here’s how I make my dyed rice! It’s the easiest thing ever and I have multiple batches for all sorts of different occasions. The ratio I use is 1:1. So 1 cup rice to 1 tablespoon vinegar and then however much food coloring you want. Check out the blog for detailed instructions. It really is super easy and something my kids love to play with! Enjoy! Xo-Emma
Guys! I went on a hunt to find children’s books Guys! I went on a hunt to find children’s books that capture the same sense of adventure as classic chapter books, and I totally hit the jackpot with the Hector Fox and Friends series by Astrid Sheckels. Not only are the illustrations beautiful, but the stories and characters are so much fun. They’re simple enough for 3-year-olds yet captivating for older kids who love to follow the action, imagine themselves in the adventure, and eagerly find out what happens next. We loved this series! Hope you enjoy them as much as we did 🤍 xo -Emma
Easy Greek Pasta Salad This fresh and flavorful G Easy Greek Pasta Salad This fresh and flavorful Greek pasta salad is perfect for meal prep, a light lunch, or a refreshing side dish. It’s packed with crisp veggies, tangy feta, and tossed in a zesty Greek dressing. Quick to make, totally customizable, and absolutely delicious. also please note the very fitting audio for this recipe 🤭 _______________ How to Make It: * Cook pasta and let it cool. * Chop tomatoes, red pepper, cucumber, and olives. * Toss pasta with arugula, veggies, feta, and dressing. * Mix well and enjoy immediately or chill for later. #EasyRecipes #GreekPastaSalad #HealthyEating
“Life is hard and you are incredibly capable” “Life is hard and you are incredibly capable” “Don’t stress so much about getting kidnapped” “Keep laughing” “There is only one you and you are fabulous” In honor of International Women’s Day tomorrow, here’s what we’d tell our younger selves—the lessons we’ve learned, the things we wish we’d known, and the reminders we still need today. Let’s start a chain of notes to our younger selves—add yours and keep it going! Grace: You are enough-your mistakes, your strengths, your weaknesses, all of it. Your love of stuffed animals perfectly arranged on your bed? Yeah, that’ll evolve…into throw pillows. Emma: If you’re feeling angry when trying something new…you’re really just scared. Do it scared. Don’t lie about practicing the cello-Mom always knows! Eliza: There is beauty in the waiting and so much joy in the now. Drink more water! Faith: Change is good and necessary. You really don’t actually want to be a pop star. Hope: Practice gratitude daily. You’ve got angels in your life to be thankful for. Stop procrastinating, it’s not doing you any good in college either. We want to hear yours! 👇
Looking for the best children’s books to read fo Looking for the best children’s books to read for St. Patrick’s Day? We’ve done the work for you! After reading tons of books about this holiday, we narrowed it down to only our favorites—the ones that both our kids and us as parents really enjoyed. We’re picky about what we read to our kids, and these books passed the test! Check out our blog for details on each one, and find the perfect read to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. ☘️
Easy Arugula Salad My go-to when I need something Easy Arugula Salad My go-to when I need something fresh, fast, and NOT my kids’ leftover chicken nuggets. Crisp cucumbers, juicy tomatoes, creamy feta, crunchy sunflower seeds, and a bright squeeze of lemon—perfection! No strict measurements here, just toss in what feels right: • 2-3 cups arugula • ½ cucumber, diced • ½ cup cherry tomatoes, halved • ½ cup feta crumbles • ¼ cup sunflower seeds • Juice of ½-1 lemon • Salt, pepper, oregano to taste Mix, toss, and enjoy! Try swapping in pumpkin seeds or adding chicken for extra protein. Let me know if you make it! -xo emma
February may be short, but it’s been full of lit February may be short, but it’s been full of little joys! This month on the blog, we’re each sharing a favorite thing that’s been making our days a little brighter. From sickness relief, to new snacks, to home decor, here’s what we’ve been loving lately. What’s something that’s brought you joy this month?
Sharing one of the best books I’ve read lately o Sharing one of the best books I’ve read lately on the blog today! It’s called The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey and it was one that I still think about often. Beautiful story, filled with magic and deep emotions. Let me know if you’ve read it because I need to talk about this with someone! xo -emma
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