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Sometimes nothing beats curling up on the couch wa

Sometimes nothing beats curling up on the couch watching a Holiday themed show together. We like to keep things more fun and a lot less spooky around here. These are our picks for low stimulation Halloween shows for our toddlers this season. Any favorites you have we should add?

Comment “Halloween” and will send you the full list or find it on our blog under the Fall menu tab!

Apparently we weren’t done sharing fall children’s

Apparently we weren’t done sharing fall children’s books!

We already shared 16 of our favorites, but there were too many good ones to stop there. So here’s Part 2 with 10 more beautiful fall picture books to add to your library holds.

This round is full of changing leaves, pumpkins, acorns, autumn adventures and all those little things we love noticing outside this time of year.

Save this for your next library trip! And if you missed Part 1, we’ve got both lists over on the blog.

Which fall children’s books are we missing? Tell us your favorites! We’re always looking for more to add to our stacks.

XO TTB

We joke a lot about our sisterly FOMO. Someone tex

We joke a lot about our sisterly FOMO. Someone texts out an invite and we’re all usually there, even if it means the house stays a little less than perfect. Consider this your reminder that FOMO can be a good thing. Life is meant to be lived and enjoyed, even if the chores wait a little longer.

Some new faces around here lately, so a proper rei

Some new faces around here lately, so a proper reintroduction felt needed. Swipe through to meet each of us: who’s the baker, who’s the bookworm, who always has a craft drying on the counter, and who you can probably find outdoors.

The Threads Between started as a place to share recipes, books, and everyday-life stuff we were already sending each other. It still is. We’re just letting you in on the thread now. Always love hearing what you’re looking for so if there is something you love seeing or are interested in, let us know here!

I need help! I sat down with my sisters and we bra

I need help! I sat down with my sisters and we brainstormed some ideas. Here’s what we came up with, 5 simple ways to be a good neighbor:

Be in your front yard. Sit on the porch, play out front, have a picnic on the grass. Be where the people are.

Take walks and introduce yourself to the people you see.

Invite people in. It’s vulnerable, but opening up your home or backyard is how friendships start.

Use the holidays to drop off small gifts or handwritten notes.

Ask for help, and ask how you can help.

How have you gotten to know your neighbors? Give me your best ideas!

Did we mention we’re all about the easy magic mome

Did we mention we’re all about the easy magic moments around here?

A Plastic cup, some marshmallow crème, a sharpie and some chocolate milk and you’ve officially made their day! If you want to be extra fun, add a layer of whipped cream on the top! We love this time of year!

Halloween activity with a little extra bubble magi

Halloween activity with a little extra bubble magic! So easy and full of fun for all ages! Just mix a little bit of dish soap with acrylic paint and then stamp with a toilet paper roll and create a bubbling cauldron!

Comment “bubble” for the list of all our supplies and save for the next time you need an easy Halloween activity!

Every month the six of us sisters share the little

Every month the six of us sisters share the little things we’ve genuinely been loving. Often very random, haha, but also things we’ve really been using in our lives. We call it Stitching Together Our Favorites.

Here’s what made September a little brighter:
Grace: the garam masala blend that’s the heart of her family’s butter chicken
Emma: a $20 knife set that finally replaced her ten-year-old knives (her fingers are grateful)
Eliza: a Disney Storytime playlist for quiet time, plus frozen cookie dough for the win!
Faith: cute reusable cups that double as the perfect teacher gift
Lucy: pickles. Just pickles. No notes, haha
Hope: the Trader Joe’s Lemony Arugula Basil Salad Kit that’s made the perfect lunch or side this month.

Everything is linked on the blog. Tap the link in our bio to shop our September favorites!

What’s one thing you’ve been loving lately? Tell us below.

October is here, which calls for all the Halloween

October is here, which calls for all the Halloween festivities! We’re all about simple joys over here and nothing beats this adorable little upgrade to your chicken pot pie! Our kids were obsessed!!

Comment “Pie” and we’ll send our favorite chicken pot pie recipe and supply list your way!

I worried so much about the five-year age gap betw

I worried so much about the five-year age gap between my youngest two.

It wasn’t the age gap we had pictured. Life circumstances meant waiting longer than we originally planned, and I remember talking to my sisters about it and worrying that a bigger gap might mean they wouldn’t be as close.

And then he came.

Watching my older kids love this baby has been one of the sweetest surprises of my life. They adore him, make him laugh harder than anyone, and I’ve been able to savor this baby stage in a way I didn’t expect.

Would I have chosen a five-year gap? Probably not. But there has been so much goodness in the spacing I was once afraid of.

And I think that can be true on either side. Maybe your kids are farther apart than you hoped, or a surprise pregnancy means they’ll be much closer together than you planned. Every age gap has hard things and beautiful things.

Sometimes the family you pictured looks different from the family you get. And there can be really wonderful things waiting for you there.

What have you loved about the age gaps between your kids, or you and your own siblings?

I’d love to fill the comments with the good things someone else might need to hear.

XO Emma

I think every reader has a book, or an author, tha

I think every reader has a book, or an author, that made reading click for them.

For me, it was Eva Ibbotson.

I’ve been wanting to share these books here for a while because so much of the reader I am now started with them. And I’m curious if you have one too.

What book or author made you fall in love with reading?

I put all my Eva Ibbotson favorites + where I’d recommend starting on the blog.

XO Grace

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