Cloth Diapers, Baby Gear, Green Parenting
We had a fun weekend in St. Louis this weekend where we met with my older brother and his family to watch a baseball game. It has become a sort of tradition for us the past three years to meet for a baseball game in the spring or summer when the Cardinals play his favorite… [Continue Reading]
We’re getting ready for a wedding! My sister-in-law got engaged this fall and we are excited to be attending our first family wedding since…ours. My daughter will be the flower girl and my little guy will be a ring bearer of sorts. It will be a smaller destination wedding (although the guest list is looking… [Continue Reading]
If you don’t now is the time to get one! Whether you want a good one-stop resource or want to give the gift that keeps on giving (you know, saving a friend thousands of dollars!) this book is an exciting milestone in the cloth diaper community. For a limited time you can also buy and… [Continue Reading]
When I think of books and the holidays I get an image of a warm, cozy fireplace burning and a family gathered together on the floor for story time. Maybe some hot cocoa in hand and marshmallows in the fireplace as well. I am definitely excited to put up the tree this weekend and start… [Continue Reading]
This was one of the books we took on our three-and-a-half week vacation in October and my daughter loves it. Inspired by the book, she has been mismatching her socks and my husband and I love that it reinforces that she doesn’t need to be perfect. In fact, she is much better that way! My… [Continue Reading]
Cold and flu season is just around the corner and although we try our best to avoid getting sick, the odds are high that someone in your family will get the sniffles. And doesn’t it always seem that if one person gets sick, the whole family ends up coming down with something? This new release… [Continue Reading]
One of my summer reads I’ve reviewed for my blog is a new book titled What’s Eating Your Child?, and it is an interesting book that looks at case studies revealing connections between food and childhood ailments. These case studies aren’t meant to be used to make a diagnosis per say, but in my opinion… [Continue Reading]
