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Low-Stimulation Valentine’s Day Episodes for Toddlers & Young Kids

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Just a group of sisters sharing the beauty of connection and everyday life. Join us in celebrating the threads that tie us together!

Getting back to sharing some of our favorite recip

Getting back to sharing some of our favorite recipes! Flavor packed and perfect for lunch or dinner, this Thai chicken bowl is one of those meals that feels a little extra without any extra work. Fresh veggies, tender chicken, and a delicious sauce come together in the best way. Definitely one of our go-to meals! DM “Bowl” for the recipe or click the link in bio 🤍

Valentine’s Day, toddler edition 💕  Sweet stories,

Valentine’s Day, toddler edition 💕
 Sweet stories, slow pacing, and shows that don’t leave everyone overstimulated.
 If you’re looking for calm, cozy Valentine’s Day options for little hearts, save this list 🤍

1. Little Bear — Valentine’s Day / Thinking of Mother Bear / I Spy Soft storytelling, gentle music, pure nostalgia. (Season 4, Ep 8 | Prime, Paramount+)

2. If You Give a Mouse a Cookie — Valentine’s Day Special Familiar, warm, and perfect for short attention spans. (Prime)

3. Madeline — Madeline’s Valentine Classic and sweet with simple lessons about love and friendship. (YouTube, Apple TV)

4. Llama Llama — I Heart You Big feelings, reassurance, and lots of hugs. (Season 1, Ep 15 | Netflix)

5. Doc McStuffins — My Huggy Valentine / Dusty Bear Kindness, care, and helping others—Valentine’s Day style. (Season 1, Ep 25 | Disney+)

6. Curious George — Valentine’s Day Special Curiosity, problem-solving, and gentle humor. (YouTube, PBS Kids, Peacock, Hulu)

7. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse — A Surprise for Minnie Simple plot, teamwork, and sweet surprises. (Season 1, Ep 2 | Disney+)

8. Dinosaur Train — Love Day / A New Leaf Learning, love, and calm pacing for curious little minds. (PBS Kids, YouTube)

When Utah won’t snow… you improvise ❄️ Loved this

When Utah won’t snow… you improvise ❄️ Loved this toddler activity!

DIY snow recipe: • 3 cups baking soda • 3/4 cup white conditioner
Add more or less conditioner to create the consistency you’re looking for.

Add small toys, trees, or containers for extra play. Messy, cold, fluffy, and toddler-approved 🙌🏻

Because sick season seems to find us whether we’re

Because sick season seems to find us whether we’re ready or not 🤍 sharing my tried-and-true sick day staples in case it helps another mama feel a little more prepared. Comment COLD if you want the link to these specific products! Please share your favorites too! We’re always learning from you.

Rounding out 2025 with some of our favorite reads!

Rounding out 2025 with some of our favorite reads! From heartfelt stories to unforgettable adventures, these picks stayed with us all year. What was your favorite read of 2025?

Jumping into the Holiday season ready to create so

Jumping into the Holiday season ready to create some magic! ❄️❄️ These our some of our favorite Holiday/Winter themed episodes/shows geared towards our littles. We know there are so many other good ones out there so share your favorites below! #lowstimulatingshows #toddlerchristmas

Summer reads + movie night combo? Yes, please! The

Summer reads + movie night combo? Yes, please!
These 5 books are perfect read-aloud stories for some summer connection with your child and then watch the movie for some additional summer fun! (Feel free to discuss the changes the movie made and which one is better 🤪) Geared toward mid-elementary aged kiddos. What books would you add to the list??

May favorites, coming in hot! From glowy skin and

May favorites, coming in hot!
From glowy skin and kid book wins to nostalgic toys and trail chats, these are the little things that made our month sweeter.

Nothing fancy, just real-life things we’ve loved lately, all on the blog 🤍

What’s something you’ve been loving this month?

The school year’s wrapping up, and it’s the perfec

The school year’s wrapping up, and it’s the perfect time to say thank you to the teachers who’ve poured so much into our kids. 🍎✨
Whether you’re looking for something heartfelt, practical, or a little more creative, we’ve rounded up 10 thoughtful gift ideas that any teacher would love.
Swipe through for simple ways to make them feel seen and appreciated.
Which one is your favorite? Or share a gift you’ve given (or received!) that meant a lot!

Building a cozy library one rhyme at a time. We’ve

Building a cozy library one rhyme at a time. We’ve rounded up Our Top 10 Nursery Rhyme Collections Every Family Should Own, a list of timeless, beautifully illustrated books we genuinely love and recommend.

These collections make for sweet read-alouds and are also some of our favorite baby shower gift ideas. Classic, thoughtful, and useful.

Tap the link in bio to see our picks and maybe find a new favorite for your own shelf. Any you think we should add to our list?

Who says one-person breakfasts can’t pop with colo

Who says one-person breakfasts can’t pop with color and flavor? ☀️🥑

Avocado Toast for One (ingredients)
- Bread
- Avocado
- Lemon juice
- Everything but the bagel seasoning
- Sriracha sauce

A couple months ago, one of our kids got sick on a

A couple months ago, one of our kids got sick on an overnight trip and I felt so unprepared. When I got home, I pulled together a travel first aid kit I could grab for road trips, hotel stays, or anytime we’re away from home. Comment “Prepared” and we’ll send you the link to everything included in our kit!

Here’s what I included in mine:
Pain Management:
• Kids Tylenol and Ibuprofen
• Adult Tylenol and Ibuprofen
• Eli’s lidocaine cream (prescribed for port access if needed)
Cold and Allergy:
• Kids Zyrtec
• Saline Mist, Nose sucker, and boogie wipes
Cough:
• Kids cough medicine
• Vicks VapoRub
• Cough drops
Nausea:
• Dramamine
• Barf Bags
• Zofran (prescribed for Eli)
Bandages:
• Variety of sized bandages
• Bacitracin
• Alcohol Prep Wipes
Medical Tools:
• Thermometer
• O2 reader
• Syringes and medicine cups
General:
• Melatonin Gummies
• Laxative Powder
• Additional medication specific to our family’s needs, i.e. Eli’s chemo

This is what works for our family, but every family is different—what would you add to your travel first aid kit?

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