10 Tips for Visiting Candytopia with Little Kids

You may have heard Candytopia has made it's way to Atlanta! Imagine if Willy Wonka made a museum ....out of candy! When I first learned about this magical event, that's what came to mind! This limited engagement is in Atlanta now through June 2, so grab your tickets while you can. … Continue reading →

8 Romantic, but Inexpensive Valentine’s Gift Ideas for Her

Do you want to celebrate Valentine’s Day the right way, without going into debt? Check out these 8 inexpensive, but still romantic gift ideas for her: … Continue reading →

Summer Activities for Young Preschoolers

As a preschool teacher, I'm frequently asked about ways to help facilitate learning and growth at home, particularly what activities for young preschoolers can parents work on at home. During spring conferences with my two-year-old class's parents, this question is second only to questions … Continue reading →

100+ Sensory Table Ideas for Your Preschooler

As a preschool teacher, I'm always looking for ways to spice things up in my classroom, including new and fun sensory table ideas. Thankfully, an amazing coworker created a master list many moons ago, and shared it with me as I was starting out. Whether you're a preschool teacher, or a parent … Continue reading →

How Mosquito Prevention Helped My Kids Play Outside

This post is sponsored by BabbleBoxx.com on behalf of Mosquito Joe. I've received a form of compensation in exchange for this post; however all opinions, experiences, and bad puns are 100% my own. Y'all may have noticed, I have two redheaded children, right? What you may not know is all the … Continue reading →