$100 Amazon GC #GIVEAWAY I shop at Amazon.com almost on a daily basis. I know exactly what I would purchase if I had $100 Amazon, so I knew some of my readers felt the same way! So... Here we are again! Another chance for you to win $100 in Amazon cash! A huge thank you to Makobi Scribe for arranging this Amazon Blast. She has arranged for us to host one of these blasts each week! If you are a blogger, you can sign up for the blast here. … [Read more...]
Spring Collection From The Children’s Place
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Spring Collection From The Children’s Place It’s hard to believe it’s still winter. Here in Missouri, early February, our temperatures have been in the 50’s and 60’s. Plain crazy. Fortunately, The Children’s Place has their spring line available for purchase! Both Emma & Ethan have already grown so much since last summer that most of their summer clothes don’t fit right. We received their new outfits right in the middle of another heat … [Read more...]
Great Personalized Gifts for Baby Showers
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Great Personalized Gifts for Baby Showers When shopping for a baby shower gift, it's hard to come up with a unique idea. Even if the parents have a registry, it typically includes items that they need - like sleepers, strollers, baby baths, and bottles - not the fun, memorable items that will be held onto for years. When you are shopping for a baby that plays a significant role of your life, getting a personalized gift that shows how much you … [Read more...]
Valentines Day Gifts | li’l helper baby bottle holder
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li’l helper baby bottle holder We have been introduced to a lot of mom inspired products, but now I would like to change it up and introduce you to a DAD created product called li'l Helper. Joe Murillo is a man who is very crafty with his hands. One day at the supermarket after seeing plastic clothes hangers he remembered how his daughter instinctively and tightly gripped his finger. In his workshop we went to work equipped with a … [Read more...]
Tips for Moving State-to-State
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Tips for Moving State-to-State Moving is never an easy task, but when you are moving long distance, as in moving from state-to-state, the chore becomes even more difficult. When moving this far away many additional things must be considered. Besides moving basics you also have to contend with such things as getting a new driver’s license, learning about the local and state tax rates and other laws and regulations that may be different from where … [Read more...]
Valentines Day Gifts | Harvard Sweet Boutique
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Harvard Sweet Boutique Looking for a special treat for your Valentine? It's not too late!! You've gotta check out Harvard Sweet Boutique! Gourmet cookies, brownies and toffees are a fantastic gift for any loved one. Their sweets are only made from the freshest ingredients and are made from scratch by hand. Everything is then beautifully packaged and usually shipped the same day if ordered by noon. I got to review a variety pack of … [Read more...]
Valentines Day Gifts | Guylian Artisanal Belgian Chocolates | #GIVEAWAY | ends 2/22 | #win
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Guylian Artisanal Belgian Chocolates Guylian Chocolates are the ultimate chocolate experience for the chocolate lover. Guylian chocolates are authentic Belgian chocolate truffles that began in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. In 1958, when Guy and Liliane Foubert joined in marriage, they also joined their names to come up with "Guylian". Today Guylian is known not only sold in Belgium, but across more than 100 countries across the world. They … [Read more...]
It’s RSV Season | Do You Know What to Look For? | #RSVProtection
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The hype is everywhere about the flu... everyone is worried and doing their best to prevent it. But did you know that it is also RSV season? The RSV season typically runs from November through March, so during the winter months parents should be especially careful to watch for signs of RSV. RSV typically causes mild to moderate cold-like symptoms, but in some babies it results in a serious respiratory infection. Those most at risk for severe … [Read more...]
Supporting School Art Programs | Blick Art Room Aid
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Growing up I can clearly remember looking forward to “art days” at school. I have always enjoyed creating things and that hour spent being creative left me feeling happy, confident, excited... so many things. As the years have progressed and funding for schools has dropped, the art education budget unfortunately has been one of the areas cut. I know that from my teaching days, many times supplies for projects end up coming from a teacher’s own … [Read more...]
