If you’ve got a Pokémon loving kid at home then you’ve got to check out our easy DIY Pikachu Valentine’s Day Box. It’s something any crafty parent can make in just a few hours and may even have most of the materials at home. You can download a FREE Pokéball and I’ve also linked the site I used to create the Pokémon-themed name tag.
Printable Car Rider Hang Tag
Check out our cute new Printable Car Rider Hang Tag available in our Etsy Shop this week! Let’s start by saying that I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to make this adorable pickup tag. [Read more…]
100 Days of School Pokémon Shirt
It’s official, parents, you’re kids have been in school for 100 days!! I love mom projects and celebrating 100 days in school is the perfect reason to break out my Cricut and start crafting. This is an easy one, so if you’ve only got a day or two to make it happen, download my Pokémon 100 Days of School digital cut file and create your very own 100 Days of School Pokémon Shirt.
Easy Nutella Croissants
My son is obsessed with Nutella! If you follow our Instagram stories, you know he eats a peanut butter and Nutella sandwich almost every day! Which is why I knew he’d love these Easy Nuttela Croissants. They’re the perfect afterschool snack or after-dinner treat.
These Easy Nutella Croissants are so easy and delicious that you’ll be thanking me all day. I paired them with a side of fresh fruit and served them as an afterschool snack and my 7-year-old just loved them- we both did! [Read more…]
DIY Pokémon Ornaments
Gotta Catch ‘Em All, Pokémon! Anyone with a little one into Pokémon knows that catch-phrase like the back of their hand. My seven-year-old son is officially obsessed with Pokémon so making these DIY Pokémon Ornaments for him just seemed so fitting. Check out my easy instructions below.
Halloween Science Activity
This Halloween Science Activity is one of our favorite baking soda and vinegar experiments. I love putting together fun activities that are themed around holidays and one of my 7-years-olds favorite holidays is Halloween so, of course, I had to put together a baking soda and vinegar activity.
DIY Get Well Soon Card from Kids
It’s always tough when someone you love is not well. I’ve have always found that a handmade card, especially from a child, is enough to brighten anyones hardest day. My son and I love making homemade cards for birthdays, holidays, and everything in between. Check out our latest super easy and thoughtful DIY Get Well Soon Card he made for his Grandpa. [Read more…]
DIY Pokemon Bean Bag Toss
I you’re looking for a fun and easy game to add to your Pokemon birthday party, check out this DIY Pokemon Bean Bag Toss. It’s quick and inexpensive to make and tons of fun for all Pokémon lovers! [Read more…]
DIY Graduation Cap Money Holder
I’m going to keep it short and sweet- right to the point as graduation, for most, is this week. If you’re like me and last minute is the name of your game, then check out this fairly easy and last-minute mom project you can finish just in time for graduation. This DIY Graduation Cap Money Holder is a thoughtful card for your graduate that shows off your DIY skills, as well as, just how much you care.
DIY Crayon Wreath
It’s TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK! Today we’re sharing this super cute and fun DIY Crayon Wreath that you and your child can make together to give to your favorite teacher.
If you have kids in school or you’ve ever homeschooled your kids, helped with homework, reading, and projects, then you’ve almost always thanked God (under your breathe, of course) that they’d be going back to school the next day. Or when you’re struggling to teach your kid something you don’t even understand yourself, you’ve almost always thrown your hands up and said (to yourself, of course) “your teacher can show you how to do this!” [Read more…]
Easter Handprint Card
This week I’m sharing a special Easter Handprint Card that’s perfect for parents, grandparents, teachers, or any loved ones you wish to celebrate Easter with. Handprint cards are one of my favorite ways to mark the time in a child’s life.
St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Basket
St. Patrick’s Day is this week so I’m sharing one of my new favorite traditions with you because I just love how cute this St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Basket is.
As the mom of a 7-year-old boy, I just love making every holiday as special as possible so why stop at St. Patrick’s Day? In the morning, I make rainbow pancakes or waffles topped with whip cream, lucky charms, and sprinkles. The night before, I make green lemonade and rainbow ice cubes to go with breakfast. [Read more…]
St. Patrick’s Day Treasure Hunt Clues
One of my new favorite ways to make St.Patricks Day fun for my 6 year old is doing a treasure hunt that leads to a pot of gold, so to speak. I gather fun green-themed items, chocolate gold coins, beads, money, and other silly things I can put in a plastic cauldron and I hide it somewhere in the house. These St. Patrick’s Day Treasure Hunt Clues make finding the pot of gold much more fun and entertaining. [Read more…]
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