Sharing a round up of some of my favorite spring treats I’ve made throughout the years. From candy boards to pretzel daisies. Tons of inspo for you this season! Pretzel M&M Daisies Bunny Shaped Cinnamon Rolls Nutter Butter Chicks Carrots In Dirt Spring Candy Board Pretzel Marshmallow Daisies Strawberry Vegan Pops Happy Spring! XOXO, terri
If there’s a kid-friendly way to dress up your breakfast, trust me, I’m going to find it. Ha! This idea is perfect for Spring, Easter, any and all of it! Super easy to do, so let’s get right into it. What you’ll need… • Grands Cinnamon Rolls • Strawberries/ Blueberries/ Toothpicks How to make it……
Some of the best memories I have are from when the kiddos were 4 &5 and we would grab a picnic basket and head to the park. I always loved the idea of a picnic, but laying down the blanket and setting up our meal was never quite as perfect as I envisioned it to…
We just returned from such a fun visit to Legoland! I know it may seem odd that I’m speaking about travel during such a strange (and scary) time. However, a little backstory, I’m originally from South Florida and every summer we meet my parents in central Florida for a short visit and to be near…
Playing dress up never really gets “old”, does it? Whether we’re little girls sneaking our mother’s pearls and lipstick, or getting ready for a fun night out. That feeling of transforming our look and jumping into a new narrative is always exciting! That’s why we’ve always encouraged costumes and imagination! Those are the memories that last the longest. Avenleigh and I just jumped into the world of Alice in wonderland with our own little tea party. Full of berries, and cakes, cookies and tea. All we were missing was the white rabbit, ha! I have bought her a few costumes…
Going to be honest here… I struggled with the thought of creating excitement around Easter this year. Everything feels so awkward, so foreign. Easter has always been such a family centered holiday for us, which is why the thought of social distancing from extended family truly bummed me out. So much so, that I didn’t…
This blog post is kindly sponsored by Elephant Learning. All thoughts expressed are my own. As a child, learning math was SO frustrating for me. Honestly, that was not a great starting off point. I always felt like I was a few steps behind everyone. Like I never quite caught on. The reality is, if you’re shaky on the basic foundations of math, you’re limited in the skills you need to move onto the next steps. I remember when my son would come home with failing grades (after failing grades) in math, last year. My heart sunk. I was terrified…
XOXO, terri 