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Tips On Family Garden Design

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How to Organize the Ideal Garden Party in Winter

on December 19, 2013

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Change the Lighting to Change the Mood

on December 19, 2013

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3 Fun Ways to Teach Your Kids Responsibility

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How to Make a Hanger Mobile Book Report

My 4th Grader has a book report due each month. This month her report was to be done on a mobile, we decided to make it a Hanger Mobile. Here is how we did it: BOOK REPORT MOBILE Supplies Needed: Hanger Printer paper Construction Paper or Scrapbook Paper Elmer’s glue Ribbon, Twin or yarn Instructions: After you have gathered your facts, printed and cut them out, lay them under your hanger on a table or flour. Move the facts around and measure out where they will hang on your mobile the best. Cut three ribbons the same size and tie to the hanger mobile. Once you know where everything goes, cut out a your backing paper that highlights your facts. Also cut out pieces used to glue your facts to the ribbon. If you can use construction paper or scrap book paper, this makes your hanger mobile more colorful and eye catching. Place your cut backing paper underneath the ribbon glue the facts on top. We used glue but on the final sections and the name

DIY Gift Idea: Framed Fingerprint Art

If you looking for an affordable gift to make for your family that will be treasured for years to come, I think this framed fingerprint art would be perfect. In fact, I would love several of these not only in the shape of hearts but Christmas Trees, Stars, Leaves, Turkeys, Bells, you name it. Here is how they made the heart-shaped Framed Fingerprint Art : Supplies Needed: Pencil Acrylic Paints A large piece of watercolor or other sturdy white paper Black fine sharpie Instructions: Lightly trace a guideline or two below your drawing. Write the names along with it with a marker. When family members arrive, ask them to choose a stamp-pad color and make scattered fingerprints inside the shape, as well as one just above their name. After your dinner party is over, frame your new artwork or wrap it as a gift for that special someone. I think handmade gifts are so memorable and special and can’t wait to share with you the ones we will be making with our family. You

Frugal Yet Fashionable: How To Save On Your Children's Wardrobe

Between their rapid growth spurts and the ever-changing trends on the schoolyard, it can be hard to keep your kids in fashionable clothes that fit. You can easily spend all your money on keeping their closets full of the basics. If you want to shop for new clothes without going broke, check in with these simple tips to help you save money. Limit your child’s closet Though you may want to stock their wardrobe full of the latest trends, your children don’t need a lot of clothing. They can get by with a simple capsule wardrobe that consists of basic, everyday wear. It can be a challenge to build an effective capsule wardrobe because it relies on just 12–14 clothing items. With so few items, each piece has to work with the others. Read up on the capsule wardrobe to see how you can pare down your children’s clothing. There are guides that help you create a small and sustainable closet for each of your kids. Once you limit your kids’ clothing to 14 or fewer pieces, you’ll save y

How to Cook Meatloaf without all the Grease

When I was younger meatloaf wasn’t something my brother and I enjoyed. It was made in a bread pan baked nearly covered in its own grease. Times and cooking techniques have changed, now meatloaf is one of our families favorite dishes. Why? Because I learned how to cook meatloaf without all the grease. Back in the day, Mom would come home from work to make a delicious home cook meal, my brother and I was hungry and ready to eat it. On our plate sat delicious mashed potatoes and green beans then a slab of meatloaf. Looking back I felt so bad it really wasn’t her cooking, she made delicious meals. The meatloaf was so entrenched with grease, that was all we could taste. We couldn’t taste all the spices and herbs that went into it. When I got married, my husband wanted to try the meatloaf. So I tried a couple times using the bread pan method and just couldn’t eat it. Then along the “air cooker” and my imagination begin to wonder about all the different ways to cook food heal

Free Printables: Family Medication Chart

There are days or even weeks when my big family gets sick. In a family this size, we either get it all at once or a couple kids at a time. It can be very confusing keeping up with what medications what dosages, what child or what time the next dosage is due. On most nights, there is little sleep involved. That is when I thought it best to make a printable family medication chart. This chart is super easy and tracks each family members medications, dosages given and next dosage due. I think we all know what it is like squinting, trying to focus on the medication in the middle of the night looking for the dosage for your child’s weight and age. This printable chart takes the guesswork out of it per event. Having this up on the wall is perfect tired Mom’s and Dads or visiting caretakers. I also like taking this with me when we go to the doctor. There are more Free Printables in the works… Have a special request? Comment and I’ll get one up soon.

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