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The Kissing Hand Raccoon Craft for Kids (Easy Back-to-School Activity)

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Excited to share some 4th of July outfit inspo wit

Excited to share some 4th of July outfit inspo with you all!! I’m here to encourage you to see what’s in your closet already, try your best to buy second hand, or make something yourself!! My favorite currently with the chiller weather in Utah 🇺🇸

Nothing a tiered dress and cowgirl boots can’t fix! 🇺🇸

Love myself a practical outfit 🇺🇸

One of my first ever sewing projects when I was first getting back into things! Love this staple piece! @hisydgraham 🇺🇸

Jean on Jean? Yes please 🙏🏼🇺🇸

correction ✅ - white tee @ross

Love love love this thrift find from @savers and @preloved 🇺🇸

Nothing better than the classic @oldnavy tee 🇺🇸 and everyone should check out @tosathrift 🇺🇸

Another sew project of mine but with @silversagapatterns love how it turned out! 🇺🇸

Save this post for your next summer BBQ! We’ve rou

Save this post for your next summer BBQ! We’ve rounded up five of our favorite side dishes all in one place. Comment SIDE DISH and we’ll send you the link. Or find all the recipes in our stories! Happy barbecuing!

Stitching together our favorites from June on the

Stitching together our favorites from June on the blog today! From the products helping us stay cool to the finds making our days a little easier. Excited for more sunshine and summer nights ahead. Thanks for being here 🤍

Not every birthday has to be over the top to feel

Not every birthday has to be over the top to feel unforgettable.
Some of our favorite birthday traditions are the simplest ones because they make the birthday person feel truly seen.

• Handwritten birthday signs filled with everything you love about them • A special birthday plate that only comes out once a year • Their favorite candy bar tied to a balloon waiting when they wake up • Their favorite cereal for breakfast
• Balloons all over the ceiling with a birthday banner  • Breakfast in bed • Bringing lunch to school or work • Filling the family group chat with favorite photos and memories of them
•They get to choose what’s for dinner.  • A birthday sunrise hike (or any tradition that’s uniquely yours) • Writing their new age using reasons you love them • Asking friends and family to send short videos sharing what they love, then putting them together with their favorite song
•Streamers hanging from their doorway when they wake up.

Birthdays don’t have to be extravagant to feel special. They’ll remember how loved, celebrated, and known they felt. What other simple birthday ideas do you have?

Some of our favorites made it in our weekly meal p

Some of our favorites made it in our weekly meal plan this week. 😋 Comment “Meal Plan” and we’ll send you all the recipes! Enjoy! Xo-Emma

Heard one too many spooky listeria stories to risk

Heard one too many spooky listeria stories to risk it during pregnancy 🥴 Grateful for Sub in a Tub aka the pregnancy craving cure for when I’m pregnant and craving a sandwich. It’s your favorite Italian sub, chopped and tossed like a salad.

Here’s how I make it:

The Salad: Lettuce and whatever veggies your heart desires!

The Dressing

3 Tbsp olive oil
3 Tbsp red wine vinegar
1 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
Shake the dressing in a jar, toss it all together, and eat it all up!

-Grace

The countdown to the Fourth is ON and the best par

The countdown to the Fourth is ON and the best part isn’t the fireworks (especially because they’re restricted here now), it’s the little traditions our kids beg for year after year.

We rounded up our favorite simple ways to celebrate: handprint flag tees, glitter, red-white-and-blue bubble foam, patriotic crafts for little hands, our go-to fruit dip that vanishes every single time, and the festive books we pull out to build all the excitement.

Comment “USA” and we’ll send the full roundup straight to your DMs!

We did the book hunting so you don’t have to! Afte

We did the book hunting so you don’t have to! After reading through countless picture books in search of stories that spark imagination and adventure, these are some of the ones that rose to the top. The books that make kids want to explore, create, dream, and see a little more magic in the world around them.

We went on the hunt for children’s books that spar

We went on the hunt for children’s books that spark adventure and imagination. These are some of our absolute favorites. Stories that make kids want to build forts, search for hidden treasures, explore imaginary worlds, and believe that adventure might be waiting just around the corner.

Giant Island by Jane Yolen & Doug Keith
The Night Frolic by Julie Berry The Lost Library by Jess McGeachin The Mermaid Moon by Briony May Smith Way Home for Wolf by Rachel Bright The Night Tent by Landis Blair The Night Gardener by The Fan Brothers The Magic Hat by Mem Fox Dakota Crumb and the Secret Bookshop by Jamie Michalak Hector Fox Series by Astrid Sheckels 
Any we should add?

Four out of the five of us just had babies and the

Four out of the five of us just had babies and these are the baby products we’d suggest time and time again 🤍

As first-time moms, we all wanted to know which baby items were really worth it, so four of us are sharing one splurge-worthy favorite and one budget-friendly pick that made daily life easier.

Whether you’re building a registry or shopping for an expecting mama, save this one. Comment “BABY” for the full round up.

Momcozy Bottle Washer: Not a need, but it makes life so much easier.

Electric Baby Nail File: Quick, easy, and no worries about clipping tiny fingers.

SlumberPod: Makes sharing a room while traveling so much easier and has saved countless naps and bedtimes.

Bouncer: A safe place to set baby down and one of our most-used everyday baby items.

Sound Machine: Helps block out noise for naps, bedtime, and travel. We never leave home without it.

Lanolin Cream: A postpartum must-have for nursing moms, plus it doubles as chapstick and a remedy for dry toddler cheeks.

Moses Basket: Lightweight, beautiful, and so easy to move from room to room, take on trips, or bring outside while the kids play.

Boon Trove Milk Collector: An easy way to catch extra milk while nursing and build a freezer stash without any extra effort.

Baby Brezza Formula Pro: Makes warm, perfectly mixed bottles in seconds and is a lifesaver for middle-of-the-night feedings.

We finally caved and made the Trader Joe’s viral s

We finally caved and made the Trader Joe’s viral sandwich… and oh my goodness, it lives up to every bit of the hype. We’ve had it on repeat almost every week around here.

Sun-dried tomato focaccia, pesto mayo, turkey, bacon, juicy tomato, and our one little twist: fresh arugula instead of lettuce for that peppery bite against the creamy pesto mayo. The whole thing comes together in about 10 minutes, which makes it our new go-to for busy weeknights and lazy weekend lunches alike.

Here’s everything you’ll need:
* 1 loaf Trader Joe’s sun-dried tomato focaccia
* 1 package (about 7 oz) deli turkey
* 4-5 slices of bacon
* 1 large tomato, thinly sliced
* A big handful of fresh arugula (our swap for the usual lettuce)
* A few thin slices of red onion
* 1/4 cup mayo + 1/4 cup pesto, stirred together
* Salt and pepper, to taste

All the credit for this obsession goes to Lindsay @pinchofyum, who started it all!

Sharing some fun facts today! Are any of you the s

Sharing some fun facts today! Are any of you the same??

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