learning, creating, and celebrating with your family all year
Seize the Summer & Grow: How to Make a Simple Summer Goals List (Summer Bucket List) for All Ages (with Free Printable) is a post from contributing writers, Julianna of Petunia June and Roan of Joyful Always as well as Angie Kauffman, owner of Real Life at Home. With the last day of school quickly approaching, I find myself experiencing conflicting… Read More
Make a Kid-friendly Backyard: Creative and Magical Backyard Ideas for Kids is a post from guest writer Sara. If you’re looking for a touch of whimsy to add to your life this spring, a pinch of fairy dust should do the trick. If you don’t have any fairy dust, a sprinkle of glitter mixed with sugar is a quite handy substitute…. Read More
Post Preview: In this post, you’ll find an Advent Activities Printable Set that is perfect for making this Advent a more meaningful and mindful time for your family. There are also some extra Advent resources and activities. I have spent the last several months feeling overwhelmed. Who am I kidding? It hasn’t just been several months. It’s been a lot… Read More
The days can be dark and cold, the shopping list long, and your mood overwhelmed and agitated. Ah – the beauty (or not so much) of Advent. In an effort to add more family activities to Advent, I have a free printable set of 60+ Advent activity cards. These are also perfect as DIY Advent calendar activities. Free DIY Advent… Read More
It feels like summer has officially started at our house, since school is out and that means that we’re starting up a new type of rhythm to our days. It’s one that we all love. It usually means that we have a little more free time and a lot more time to spend together. One of the things I love… Read More
Bird Watching: How to Cultivate a Fun Family Hobby is a post from contributing writer, Julianna, of Petunia June. When my oldest, who is now approaching high school, was still a bubbly little pre-schooler, I loved to watch him climb up onto my dad’s lap so they could flip through the bird guide together. He frequently ran to the window,… Read More
