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What I Keep in My Church Bag

Family Life

What I Keep in My Church Bag

My 9 Best Tips for Making Family Dinner Happen

Family Life

My 9 Best Tips for Making Family Dinner Happen

My Plans for Christmas Break

Family Life

My Plans for Christmas Break

9 Things To Do With Kids That I Enjoy

Family Life

9 Things To Do With Kids That I Enjoy

11 Tips for Room Sharing Between Siblings

Family Life | Home Life

11 Tips for Room Sharing Between Siblings

Our Favorite Birthday Traditions

Birthdays | Family Life | Parenting

Our Favorite Birthday Traditions

6 Favorite Outdoor Games For Families

Family Life | Games

6 Favorite Outdoor Games For Families

My 4 Goals for this School Year

Family Life | Goals

My 4 Goals for this School Year

What I’ll Remember About Summer 2022

Family Life | Summer

What I’ll Remember About Summer 2022

A Habit That Has Worked Well For Me This Summer

Family Life | Summer

A Habit That Has Worked Well For Me This Summer

Our Summer Tween Movie Nights

Family Life

Our Summer Tween Movie Nights

A Day in the Life: Summer 2022 Edition

Day in the Life | Family Life

A Day in the Life: Summer 2022 Edition

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This battery organizer seemed fine when Bart opene

This battery organizer seemed fine when Bart opened it a few years ago and now I love it way more than is reasonable.

It is so nice to have a dedicated spot for batteries, to be able to test them, and to know when I’m getting low on a specific size.

It is seriously the BEST gift - practical, useful, and affordable!

I have a huge list of other practical gift ideas on my site today - comment with the word BATTERY and I’ll send the link to this battery organizer plus the whole practical gift ideas list right to your DMs!

Some books you remember with fondness from your ch

Some books you remember with fondness from your childhood and then they don’t hold up as an adult.

A RETURN TO CHRISTMAS was the opposite for me!

I loved it even MORE when I read it aloud to my kids (twice 😅).

Comment with the word RETURN and I’ll send it right to your DMs plus some of my other favorite Christmas read alouds.

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Yay! The 2025 Reading Log is HERE and I love how

Yay!

The 2025 Reading Log is HERE and I love how many of you look forward to this every year (my DMs and email have been popping with messages saying “Will there be a 2025 version??”).

This year’s is designed by @ingardensdesign and I can’t wait to see it in use in your classrooms, homes, and Little Free Libraries this coming year!
Bring on the good books!

Comment with the word CHART and I’ll send the link right to your DMs plus the undated versions of all the previous ones if you’d prefer one of those AND the directions for how to print off a giant copy for just a few dollars!

Maybe money is tight this year. Maybe you’re pr

Maybe money is tight this year.

Maybe you’re pregnant or exhausted or just moved or grieving a loss or adjusting to a new job or just flat out don’t feel like doing it this year.

It’s okay to skip that tradition this year (or for a few years or even forever!).

If it was fun for 5 years and now it’s not, maybe that tradition has run its course and it’s time to move on.

Or maybe this year is especially tricky and next year you’ll feel up to it.

No one will die this year without Christmas cards or gingerbread houses or Elf on the Shelf or a fancy Christmas breakfast.

Traditions are to serve you and your family, not be task masters you can’t escape.

What traditions are you sticking with this year and which ones are you passing on?

(P.S. if your kids are growing out of old childhood traditions, comment with the word TEENS and I’ll send you a whole list of traditions that are great for teens and tweens!)

I wait for this sale all year long and when it com

I wait for this sale all year long and when it comes I stock up! #AudiblePartner

My girls especially listen to Audible books all the time with their Echo Dots in their room so it is nice to add some fresh titles for them to choose from!

And at these prices, who could resist?

I’m sharing some of my favorite picks from the sale on my blog today - comment with the word TITLES and I’ll send the list right to your DMs along with the link to grab the 99 cent Audible deal!

And I’d love to hear what books you grab on sale!

This game ALWAYS gets a lot of laughs and is fun f

This game ALWAYS gets a lot of laughs and is fun for families and friends alike.

It was one of the MOST popular items I shared last holiday season and I couldn’t resist the chance to share it again for this year.

If you need a game for a party, this is it!

And if you need a family gift? You can’t go wrong with this one!

Have you played?

Comment with the word DITTO and I’ll send the link right to your DMs!

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