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April 24, 2010 By 13 Comments
Pin itguest post by Suzanne Winn I’m not one of those mothers that saves every piece of paper my child has drawn on. Because I work full time, Jaxon goes to an in-home childcare with a lady that we go to church with. She teaches a cirrucilum and he loves it there. He started there when he was about 4 months old. Once he was around one he started bringing papers home! Needless to say – We have a LOT of papers from this kid…
April 16, 2010 By 20 Comments
Pin itguest post by Suzanne Winn The other day I realized that I needed a birthday gift for a 5 year old girl. We got her a few little things that little girls like, but I also felt like making her something! So…I pulled out the clipboard I bought a while back for 50 cents and went to town!! Here’s the list of what I used: Wooden Clipboard Scrapbook Paper Acrylic Paint MOD-PODGE Ribbon Foam Brushes **I ended up NOT using the sandpaper and ink**,…
March 20, 2010 By 7 Comments
Pin it guest by Suzanne Winn A few months ago Summer dida post on spin art, so I decided to break out my salad spinner that I rarely use because bagged salad is just easier! Here are a few pictures from our spin art experiment – it’s so easy, even a 3 year old can do it! Jaxon has a special art shirt that we don’t mind getting messy:
October 29, 2009 By 140 Comments
Pin itThe kiddos and I recently had the chance to review Miss Brittany’s Organic Preschool Fun Dough. It has 3 main features that stood out to me. It’s Organic, Non Toxic, and Handmade in the USA. Even the packaging uses 100% recyclable packaging and is printed with soy ink. Not to mention that Isabella and I had a BLAST playing with it. Miss Brittany a preschool teacher from New York had the idea to make a more kid-safe and environmentally responsible play dough. So Miss…
September 6, 2009 By 6 Comments
Pin itDecorating your child’s room is such a fun and rewarding task — especially when there are so many neat ideas out there! I just love knowing that my little girl will grow up surrounded by art. Here are my favorite pieces that I’ve come across recently — enjoy! 01. Ideal Bookshelf print via 20×200.
April 1, 2009 By 10 Comments
Pin it I know, I know…It has taken me forever to finally post my Mod Podge art project that I’ve been talking about for months. Well, folks, I finally have it finished, on the wall, and photographed! For those of you who are new, check out this post on how to create your own wall art using Mod Podge, by one of our contributors, Suzanne. (her bio coming soon) I am VERY pleased on how it turned out and think it is a great addition…
