In preparation for spring, the writer shares essential tips for starting a garden from seeds, including the need for greenhouse or shelves, ample grow lights, heating mats for warmth, quality seed starting soil, and proper planting techniques. They emphasize the importance of timing and seed variety. The post encourages readers to embark on their gardening journey.
Author: Holly Parker
Thanksgiving Activities for Kids
There is so much hustle and bustle, to set up Christmas right after the Jack-o-Lanterns get thrown out. The joy of Thanksgiving seems to be thrown by the waste side. I am by no means shaming anyone who loves to decorate beginning of November... (You do you!) I wait just a bit longer... I have… Continue reading Thanksgiving Activities for Kids
Activity Caddy for Kids
This little caddy is always a go to as the seasons change, special holidays, or even something I know they are really into (hello, princesses and transformers). It's SO simple and beneficial for my little's development. They can explore the tools provided to help practice those writing skills, that will be required of them as… Continue reading Activity Caddy for Kids
Fall Fun Activities for Young Kids
Fall is my absolute favorite season. The changing leaves, crisp morning air, and spooky season fun to anticipate. 👻 I think I mostly love the kid fun in it (how can you not?!). We all know I love a good kid activity, as do my littles! Check out some of our favorites we’ve done in… Continue reading Fall Fun Activities for Young Kids
Homemade Apple Pie
Growing up I only liked two kind of pies--pumpkin & my Grams’ Apple Pie. For years she tried to perfect the dough, always having something to say about it and how back in her grandmother’s day, they used bacon fat for the crust. She never used it though, at least I never saw her. Her… Continue reading Homemade Apple Pie
Hoosier Chili
Growing up my grandma always made the BEST chili. I know everyone always thinks they know the best. And the amount of variations are never ending. That’s kinda the beauty of chili, right? Add in whatever sounds good to you in the moment. I hope you try it, and love it as much as we… Continue reading Hoosier Chili
Valentine’s Day Activities
I'm a sucker for every holiday. I love celebrating, and even more, love engaging my littles in the joy and love that holidays bring. Who can pass up a good excuse for a party, am I right?! Below I have listed some of our favorite go-to activities for Valentine's Day. We will be trying some… Continue reading Valentine’s Day Activities
Broccoli Cheddar Soup
When you think of creamy, comfort soup... what comes to mind?? For me— that’s broccoli cheddar or potato! My fridge had some broccoli and carrots that needed some love, so broccoli cheddar was an easy choice! ✨ Homemade Broccoli Cheddar Soup Ingredients:2 TBSP butter2 finely chopped carrots1 small finely chopped onion2 cloves of garlic (or… Continue reading Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Homemade Play Dough
This play dough seriously has lasted us SO long! It is so soft and malleable. Truly a favorite at our house! ⭐️PLAYDOUGH RECIPE: •2 cups flour•4 tsp cream of tartar•¾ C salt•2 cups warm water•2 tbsp oil 1. Mix dry ingredients in a saucepan. Add water, oil, and food coloring (food coloring if only making one… Continue reading Homemade Play Dough
Christmas Activities for Kids
As a former early childhood teacher, I find myself always looking for ways my littles can have some hands-on fun with learning. That's how learning SHOULD be... FUN! And with my background, obviously I LOVE a good theme! Now, is it crucial you have a theme when it comes to play? Absolutely not! That's just… Continue reading Christmas Activities for Kids
Making Beautiful Messes 