Don’t you love activities that entertain the kiddos right in your own yard and neighborhood? One way to do this is create your own nature explorer kit! It’s a great way to create some open ended play options.
Aaahh, sweet summertime! Sunshine, campfires, popsicles, and the sound of “Moooom, I dunno what to do!” Anyone else?
Summer is upon us! I’m already dreaming of long, hot days spent doing all the outdoorsy things with my family. And at the beginning of the season I love creating a bucket list of all the best summer activities for kids!
Have you ever wanted to find a way to preserve all those beautiful flower petals you find lying around your garden or on your nature walks? One fun and eco-friendly project you can try is making your own recycled floral paper!
For years I wanted to do a May Day celebration, but I was never quite sure what it was all about. It seemed like such a fun celebration of all things spring!
Have you seen all the adorable mud kitchen ideas floating around Pinterest lately? You know, the ones that are more stocked and stylish than your own kitchen? While it certainly isn’t necessary to take it to that extreme, it can be super fun to create (and play in) your own little mud kitchen space.
Who else is ready for all things spring? I have some many Easter egg decorating ideas this year I don’t even know what to do with myself!
I just can’t get enough of flower crowns! They’re so pretty and there’s literally a million different ways to make them.
With warmer weather heading our way, a spring picnic in the backyard is in our near future!
I have to admit that in the past I’ve been less than enthused about St. Patty’s day. And what I mean by that is I pretty much ignored it altogether. But then I had second thoughts.
