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Fabric Matching Game

Make a Tactile Fabric Pattern Matching Game

When I was little I loved playing Memory. Now I’m not quite as good at it as I used to be, which probably means that I need to play more. Children have minds that seems to do much better at this than adults, so if you make this game, be prepared to lose to your […]

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5 Tips for Solo-Parent Bedtime

Due to Mr T’s work schedule, I end up doing dinner + bedtime for the kids alone most nights. When D was very young it was hands-down the hardest part of my day! To be fair I was also juggling his broviac IV and other medical stuff which had to be taken care of each […]

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Make a No-Sew Hedgehog Bag

Children carrying around little bags filled with their most precious items are just the cutest. They want to be like their parents, but they get to do so with the sweetest looking purses and pouches. This little no-sew bag will hold the essentials (tiny dolls, chapstick, cars, etc.), and is designed to look like a hedgehog! As […]

I Love You To The Moon and Back

DIY To the Moon and Back Printable Wall Art

The book Guess How Much I Love You has been a favorite of mine since it came out. It’s just so very sweet, and Little Nutbrown Hare is too cute. The phrase “I love you to the moon and back” is especially lovely, and was the inspiration for this printable wall art. I also happen to […]

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The Fabulous Fours

You’ve all heard of how the Terrible Twos really start at 18 months… and even possibly how the Traumatic Threes are even worse than the Twos. I distinguish the two from each other in that during the Twos, your child doesn’t really understand right from wrong, so they need to learn while challenging you… while […]

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