Things I don’t want to forget from this month

November was a mix of slow days at home and little adventures that made the it feel full in the best way.

My youngest looooves coloring pictures and making stories and I love that it helps him on his journey to become a fluent reader. We also played games like Dog Crimes, explored Brian Head, and I tried to get some me-time in with some baking.

I joined a girls group this month and went to my first girl’s night with a new group of women (Christmas party next!), had some real good hair days thanks to my Curls Monthly products, and we helped decorate my mother-in-law’s tree with her box of handmade and travel ornaments.

There were silly moments too, like my husband pushing both boys (who are definitely too big) around in the Cozy Coupe. We visited the Aquarium of the Pacific and the Natural History Museum on our Thanksgiving trip, and the kids loved every second - especially the birds and the outdoor play areas!

A simple month, but a sweet one.

#NovemberRecap #FamilyMoments #CozySeason #BoyMomLife #SimpleJoys

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2025/11/29 Edited to

... Read moreNovember brings a beautiful blend of everyday magic through family moments and treasured traditions. Activities like solving the popular game Dog Crimes not only offer fun but also foster critical thinking and teamwork among family members. Exploring scenic spots such as Brian Head, Utah, provides a refreshing escape to nature’s beauty, perfect for creating lasting family memories. Baking at home can be a delightful way to unwind and enjoy some well-deserved me-time, while also bonding over shared recipes and the joy of homemade treats. Joining a girls' group or attending social events like a Christmas party helps nurture personal connections and brings a fresh, uplifting energy to life. Haircare routines play a subtle but significant role in boosting confidence—experiencing good hair days with products like Curls Monthly can brighten your mood. Decorating a Christmas tree together with handmade and travel ornaments ties family heritage with holiday cheer, making it a sentimental and cozy season tradition. Simple playful moments, such as pushing kids around in a Cozy Coupe, are treasured memories of joyful family interaction and lighthearted fun. Visits to educational venues like the Aquarium of the Pacific and the Natural History Museum offer enriching experiences, especially with interactive exhibits that engage children with nature and history. Embracing these simple joys creates a month that feels both full and sweet, reminding us that the most meaningful moments often come from everyday activities shared with loved ones during the cozy season.

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