Do Kindness, Recklessly. @lexienoelleundem
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
Halloween is supposed to be fun. The costumes, the excitement, the candy, it’s genuinely one of the best nights of the year for kids. But when you’ve got a little one with food allergies, it can feel like you’re constantly playing defense. Scanning ingredient labels at the grocery store, worrying
There is something about Halloween cookies that just gets me. Maybe it’s the googly eyes. Maybe it’s the fact that my kids will eat anything if I put a spider on it. Whatever the reason, this time of year I lean hard into festive baking, and I’m always hunting for recipes that
Every year around the end of September, I start getting that itch. You know the one. The one where you want to do ALL the fall things at once and your house somehow smells like caramel and craft glue at the same time. That is basically my entire October in
Halloween is one of those holidays that sneaks up on parents. You’re scrolling through your phone one moment and suddenly realize it’s October 28th, your kid has no costume, and every store within 10 miles has already sold out of the “Spider-Man” in their size. Cue the panic. Add to