March is finally here, but spring is nowhere in sight. We have massive snow mounds at the end of our driveway and new snow seems to come every day. The meteorologists on TV still say there’s a chance that we can beat the all-time record for snowfall in one season.… Read More
If you’re traveling to a theme park with small children, here are 5 travel tips to help you survive without losing your stuff, your kids or your mind. Welcome to “Ask Kenarry,” a feature on our blog, where our friends, fans and followers ask us to gather ideas for their… Read More
This festive and fun St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock Craft uses paint to teach your toddler, small child or kid how yellow and blue combine to make green. Your child will feel like a real artist when you let them play with paints to make this easy St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock… Read More
Are you tired of your toddler or child wasting glue or creating a huge mess when you make crafts? A glue sponge is the solution for tidier art projects. When you’re making crafts with toddlers and small children, using glue can really be a challenge. A while back, my cousin… Read More
What a week for C2, our one year old! He took his first few solo steps one day and the next day came down with a terribly high fever. Is it just our house, or has everyone’s family been sicker this winter than in years past? Meanwhile, C1, our three… Read More
Baked cauliflower poppers are crispy, delicious and easy to make. Once you try them, they’ll be your new favorite way to enjoy cauliflower for dinner. Steamed cauliflower gets boring after a while. However, there are many health benefits of eating cauliflower. It is low in calories and carbohydrates. It’s packed with… Read More
Southwest Sautéed Red Cabbage is a creative and colorful side dish. If you love this vegetable, then this is a red cabbage recipe you definitely must try. A few weeks back, we shared our experience making Magic Stone Soup with our three year old based on a book we got at… Read More
Every week when I write the Right Now Challenge post, I feel like I’ve been complaining about all the snow and frigid temperatures, lamenting about our cabin fever and all the extra quality time we have together at home. I don’t remember dreading my way through winter as much in… Read More
Nothing beats a bowl of hot soup on a cold, snowy day in the winter. We were inspired to try this recipe for Slow Cooker White Bean and Ham Soup that we found on RecipeTips.com a few years ago. We’ve affectionally nicknamed it “Blizzard Soup” because the first time we made… Read More
It seems like nearly every recipe I make these days calls for cooked chicken of some sort. Preparing slow cooker shredded chicken allows me to make a huge batch at one time. I can either use the slow cooker shredded chicken immediately for that night’s dinner or freeze it for… Read More
