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As a mom with a toddler who was born with a HEAD full of hair, I’ve learned a thing or two about hair products and styling. My daughter has naturally wavy hair so it’s easier to style with just water and a brush. Most of the time, we opt for ponytails or little “bunnies” as we call them on

When I was pregnant, there were so many “must have” products being thrown my way, I truly didn’t know what I actually needed and what I could skip out on. So, unfortunately, I wasted alot of money on products I didn’t really need. Some things I learned about babies: - they don’t need alot

I tend to be very Type A. Meaning, I like everything to be organized and in its’ respective little cubby all right and tight. I tried to do this with my daughter’s clothes. At first, it worked. And then she started learning how to get into all her clothing drawers. I tried (to no avail)

Technically, it’s OUR craft closet since alot of the things in here are more adult products. But much of this space is taken up by my daughter’s toy collection. We have a ton of things hidden in here: - toys for toy rotations - coloring books - colors / crayons - markers - paints -

I’m a sucker for a cold coffee. I always have been and I think I always will be (no matter how cold it may be outside). However, I like to save money and I also have a toddler. Therefore, it’s almost impossible to buy a cup of coffee every single day. I’ve tried a TON of at-home coffee reci

We finally caved in half way through my daughter’s first year of life and gave her her very own cabinet space. Why? - it saved time when looking for her food, snacks, bowls, etc. - it keeps everything organized in one spot - it set up a “station” for making bottles - it made it easier t

At our house, we value imagination and independent play. I think independent play can help: - build imagination - inspire independent and confidence - grow her self-soothing skills Of course, we always take time out of every day to play, read books, and learn. But my daughter has alway

Until we found our favorite sippy cups (the Nuk brand from Walmart), we tried SO MANY cups. Since we tried so many that ranged from $1 to as high as $15, I feel like I can accurately rate them based on: 🥤 useabilty 🥤 cleaning ease 🥤 portability 🥤 insulation 🥤 leakage The 1st sippy

As many moms are when preparing for the arrival of their new baby, I was bombarded with all the products I would “need” when she arrived. I bought all the things I was told like the diapers, wipes, hangers, bassinets, sheets, you name it. But there were a few items I DIDN’T know I would nee

My daughter has been a pacifier baby since day 1 (and I was too). Therefore, I feel qualified to talk about my favorite pacifier clips and WHY. Why we love pacifier clips: - they help TREMENDOUSLY with keeping up with pacifiers - keep us from losing pacifiers (they are pricey!) - help ke

When I first became a mom, meal time with my daughter actually scared me. I felt like there were so many products that I would never know what to do when it came to feeding her outside of milk. It took me quite a while to develop a routine that works with us but also to find the products we

One thing that has always remained in our family is the kids eat what you eat. Obviously there are exceptions like: 🍲 dietary restrictions 🍲 allergies 🍲 ages 🍲 edibility (what can they swallow, chew, etc.) But for the most part, my toddler has always eaten what we eat. We do this for

I really like to spend the majority of my 19 month old’s naptime cleaning or working. I always try to accomplish both but it doesn’t always happen. Today, thankfully, she was quite tired and took a pretty long nap. I knew I needed to knock out the kitchen cleaning BAD. We had family over la

Over the last 19 months, we have accumulated quite a lot of toys. It’s been great learning about how my daughter likes to play and the kinds of toys she likes to play with. It actually helps us so much when telling family and friends what to get her because we know exactly what to say!

Let's take a *very* quick trip to Walmart before my toddler's naptime. I felt like playing with fire today (apparently) and decided to make a quick trip to Walmart with my toddler before her naptime. I had to pick up a few things from my list: - clear nail polish - deodorant -

When shopping for toddler toys, I usually try to find toys that are colorful, fun, and educational for my daughter. Education, for me, can mean the toy: - teaches something through sounds, touch, or example - encourages independent play - encourages creativity and imagination - makes her

Although I am a stay at home mom, we do tend to leave the house pretty often especially on the weekends or days when my husband is off. It’s taken me a few months of trial and error to find our favorite snacks that are easy for on-the-go but also don’t break the bank. We started out with or

Being from Louisiana, we don’t get very many TRUE cold days. However, it does occasionally get pretty dang cold. (But I consider anything under 40 as freezing so who am I to say??) Subsequently, we don’t have a lot of options for winter clothes for my toddler. But I do tend to rotate out the

We make a bi-weekly trip to Sam’s Club with my toddler just to pick up the essentials most of the time including: - diapers - wipes - chicken - cheese - veggies but sometimes we have time (and the patience) to look through the other fun things Sam’s Club offers. Today, my mom and I fe