DIY
10 Printable Father's Day Cards
Does anybody else struggle with Father’s Day gift ideas? My husband isn’t really a gift person and when he wants something, it’s usually something boring and practical. I kind of can’t wait for Beck to be old enough to craft something together at church or school for the guy so I don’t feel so bad. Oh well, at least I know this year the card will be something to talk about thanks to all these awesome printable options.
A Healthy Breakfast They'll Love! Spelt & Coconut Flour Pancakes
In my quest to serve up low carb, low-sugar or refined sugar free treats and meals for my young ones (and myself); there have been plenty of failures and lots experimenting.
Baking with coconut flour can be tricky, especially when combining it with other flours. It’s taken a few rounds, but I’ve finally found an easy-to-make, winning combination of ingredients for a low-carb, refined sugar-free pancake recipe I feel good about sharing (and feeding to my family!)
Think Outside The Box: 19 Unique & Geeky Father's Day Gifts
Can’t think of what to get the father of your children? Neckties and golf-club cozies not his jam?
Then check out this collection of Father’s Day gift ideas for the programming and science geeks, the scotch sipping sentimentalists, the Ron Swanson fan boys and the those who rock out in their man cave…
28 Darling DIY Summer Rompers For Baby Boys & Girls
Rompers and shortalls are the quintessential summer outfits for babies because they are simple to put on, comfy and breezy to wear, and versatile enough to suit a number of casual and photo-friendly occasions!
They are also surprisingly easy to sew. Click through for a sweet selection of simple DIY projects, to more dressy and elaborate photo-opp style patterns. >>>
Fruit And Milk Popsicles Recipe For Summer!
Memorial Day Weekend didn’t go as planned for us — it was sunny but not hot at all. In fact it was pretty cold and the winds didn’t help. I was really looking forward to seeing Little L in her new bathing suit and my preschooler drove me nuts asking when it would be hot enough to go to the pool. In the end I let him use his goggles and floaties in the bath tub. Poor guy, I’ve been promising him the pool fun for weeks!
What we did do however, and it’s something we’ve been making since he was a toddler — was to make fruit and milk popsicles. They are super simple to make and even more yummy to eat! You can change the recipe depending on what you and your little ones like.
It’s getting hot out there and these fruity and milky pops are a great way to keep both mommy and toddler cool!
