This week we are in full-blown back to school mode. All summer I’ve been pulling out the too-small clothing items from the kiddos closets. I finally bagged them all up in anticipation of our back to school shopping at Deseret Industries. Our shopping trip did not disappoint! Not only did Read more…
If your kids aren’t back in school yet chances are they will be soon. As parents we often times plan ahead to purchase everything for a new school year but then scramble last minute because we forgot something. It’s human nature to forget things but the worst thing to Read more…
New pencils, crayons, paper products, tissues – I love Back to School shopping! But if I have all three of my cuties with me – it’s got to be fast. I am so lucky that a new Wal-mart was built right after we moved to Spanish Fork – it’s the Read more…
This post is sponsored by Intermountain LiVe Well. All opinions are my own.ย My Lily loves to pack and take her own lunch to school. Plus I have two preschoolers at home Read more…
Confession: I’ve been collecting children’s books since I was in high school. As a child I loved reading – scratch that – I was obsessed with reading. I carried a book everywhere I went. Now that I have children of my own, I want to pass that same passion for Read more…
Where did the summer go? This month we are wrapping up our summer adventures with one last trip to Bear Lake (pictured above!) and getting Lily ready to start second grade at her new charter school. With so many exciting things going on, I need fast, healthy, and easy snacks Read more…
I love back to school shopping! New pencils, new books, new teachers – it brings back so many great memories. My oldest is going to be in first grade this year – what am I going to do without my biggest helper? And how am I going to get everybody Read more…
Earlier this week these words came out of my six-year-old’s mouth, “I don’t want to read. Reading is boring.” Gasp! As a child I carried a book wherever I went and could not get enough of the library.ย How could I give birth to a child who doesn’t Read more…