Do Kindness, Recklessly. @lexienoelleundem
October hits and I turn into a completely different person. Shane would absolutely confirm this. One minute I am a normal human being making school lunches, and the next I am standing in the Target dollar section at 8am with a basket full of foam pumpkins and googly eyes wondering
Fall hits different when you have little ones. The second that first crisp morning shows up, my kids are already asking when we can do all the pumpkin things, and honestly? I’m right there with them. There’s something about this season that makes me want to slow down, get a little
Halloween crafts sound magical in theory. In practice? You’re scraping dried glitter glue off the kitchen table at 10pm while your kid has already moved on and forgotten the whole thing existed. I love doing crafts with my kids, but I’ve learned the hard way that “fun” and “worth the
So I finally did something just for fun. No meal prep, no allergy label reading, no negotiating screen time with a six-year-old who has the negotiation skills of a tiny lawyer. I had some of my sisters over for a craft weekend, and we spent the day making polymer clay
Fall is my favorite season to do crafts with Carolynn and Camden. There’s something about the cooler weather, the crunchy leaves outside, and the cozy feeling of being inside together that just makes sitting down at the craft table feel right. We’re not rushing off to splash pads or chasing summer
There is something about a beautiful snack board sitting on a picnic table in the middle of summer that just gets me, and honestly, easy charcuterie board ideas are exactly what summer entertaining was made for. They feel fancy without being fussy, they feed a crowd without requiring much effort,
4th of July Sensory Flag Craft for Kids (That Even Toddlers Will Love) Can I be honest with you for a second? I did not have high hopes for this one. I had visions of red, white, and blue chaos all over my kitchen table, Camden screaming because something felt
If you’re looking for meaningful Mother’s Day gift ideas, homemade always wins. There is something about a handmade gift that hits differently. The slightly crooked handwriting. The glue that didn’t quite land where it was supposed to. The tiny fingerprints pressed into clay. Those are the things that get saved