Today is a busy day! It’s WORDLESS WEDNESDAY and the last Wednesday in March. Oh and it’s nine months until Christmas! But today is also National Little Red Wagon Day where we celebrate memories in the making and the ones already made in our little red wagon. Radio Flyer founded National Little Red Wagon Day in honor of its 100th anniversary and the Registrar of National Day Calendar® declared the last Wednesday in March as their day in 2016. Last June, a friend of mine asked if Lia would like
I’m sure you have read some baking blogs that Lia the Baby Blogger wrote on her Friday Story Time but I just realized something as we baked cookies today. There are lessons learned when baking and Lia is learning more than baking when we have our baking sessions! Neatness Before we start our baking project, the first thing Lia does is put her apron on. When I’m tying it around her I tell her we need an apron to keep any messes off her clothes. The apron that Lia wears
What a busy week I’ve had! Since my GGmama and pop are old my mommy told them they can’t leave their house because of the coronavirus. So I got to stay with them Sunday and Monday to make sure they didn’t sneak out! 🤣 Here is my Friday Story Time about Lia’s Busy Week. It worked out perfect because my new picnic table needed to be put together and me being the one that loves to help I had it built in no time. After GGpop cut the straps, I
Today is Wordless Wednesday and as I sit in my house (orders from my granddaughter that we can’t leave the house unless we go straight to their house) trying to keep safe from the Coronavirus, I came across this picture on my Timehop from four years ago. Yes, there is light at the end of the tunnel! Going through a few more pictures from last October, Lia and her little friend Layla found a tunnel and I love the expressions on their faces as they explore and wonder if they
March 14th is the day to be creative by celebrating crafting with children. National Children’s Craft Day is a good way to have children become creative and proud of their craft project. While children enjoy painting, paper crafts, sewing or knitting and other crafts, there are hidden benefits while they are working on their projects. They learn to follow directions, overcome mistakes, learn reading comprehension and learn to work independently if old enough for these last two. Crafting can be very inexpensive, most everyday household item can be used for