Who was your secret Valentine growing up? Mine was my mom. Every year she would secretly deliver roses to all 5 of her girls at school. Maybe it was to make us feel loved or maybe it was because she wanted to keep those raging hormones in check on a
There are some charming books out there for Valentine’s Day. So many of these books have messages relating to friendship, kindness, sharing, thinking of others, and love – all the things we want to teach our toddlers. So I looked beyond cutesy and focused on the lessons we can teach
The craziest package that’s ever arrived on my front porch did not come from Amazon, but from my great-grandmother that had just passed. You see, she sewed a quilt or crocheted a blanket for every single grandchild, great-grandchild, and great-great-grandchild in the family. And during her last weeks here on
It’s that time of year again – when we celebrate the mysterious holiday of Valentine’s Day. I cannot tell you the history behind this holiday nor how it evolved into such a money-oriented day, but I do know the importance of showing the people around us how much we love
Are you a fan of Valentine’s Day? While I’m not into buying $10 cards or spending tons of money on this highly-marketed holiday, I am all about showing my husband and my girls that I love them. We started creating a love playlist by selecting a song each year that
I am a former elementary school teacher and reading specialist, now stay-at-home-mom to my two beautiful, charismatic girls, Addison and Aria.
I’ve created engaging preschool learning activities grouped into themes to make it easy for you to implement teaching with play with your little learners, too!
