For months I have been stumped on what to purchase my 12 year old daughter for Christmas this year. Asking her what she'd like for Christmas isn't much help. The question is met with a shrug, an "I'll have to think about it," or a "I'm Still thinking!" My daughter will be going to middle school next year so I wanted her big gift to be something that she could use for school but also Keep Reading >>
It’s the Holiday Season at Gaylord National
It is now officially less than one month until Christmas. Can you believe it? Every year since moving to the DC area we have made it a family tradition to experience ICE! at Gaylord National....and this year was no different! ICE! is created by 35 artisans from Harbin, China by hand-carving more than 2 million pounds of ice. This month's theme for ICE! is A Keep Reading >>
Hillsdale Kids and Teen
When you live right outside of a major city living space can be tight. I turned to Hillsdale Kids and Teen to take my children's bedroom from cramped to spacious all with one item of furniture. Our living space is 914 square feet. That means that the space we have, we have to use wisely. When we moved into our condo we had two twin beds. The room design only allowed the beds to sit side by Keep Reading >>
DiaResQ® Diarrhea Relief
This post is brought to you by DiaResQ®and The Motherhood. All opinions are my own. Motherhood is busy. Mothers know that even making that statement is laughable because it's the greatest understatement of the century. I have a million things going on daily and I certainly don't want to think about diarrhea diaper disasters when I'm in the check out line at Target- and yes, this has Keep Reading >>
Loperamide-Parental Awareness
This post was sponsored by Influence Central as part of an Influencer Activation and all opinions expressed in my post are my own. Being a parent can be wonderful and stressful all at the same time. It is important to always remain aware of any safety issues that could affect our children's safety. Our Responsibility Obviously, the safety of our children is our top priority. Keep Reading >>
Peppa Pig for Halloween!
Peppa Pig is the most popular little pig in our house. My two youngest beg to watch her on the "telly" on the reg. I've talked before about how my little four year old even speaks in an English accent on occasion. Which- in case you're wondering, is about the cutest thing on the planet. It was no surprise when she announced that she was going to be dressing up as Peppa Pig for Keep Reading >>
Ready-to-Read Books
This post is sponsored by Simon & Schuster. I have always loved to read. There is almost nothing I love more than finding a cozy seat on the floor and curling up with a pile of books and a sweet baby on my lap. My love for reading must be in the genes because each of my girls love the thrill of cracking open a new book. I know this isn't something that translates well for every child, and Keep Reading >>
Trick-or-Treat with Slammers Snacks
Every year little spooks show up at my doorsteps uttering the phrase, "trick or treat!" I normally load up their bags and buckets with chocolate galore. However, this year we are going a different route. Still a delicious one but also healthier one thanks to Slammers Snacks. This is a sponsored post. This has in no way impacted my opinion. All opinions expressed are my own. Slammers Keep Reading >>
Little Bites and HT3!
I have four kids. This means I spend my life in the kitchen. My kids are always eating! I honestly don't understand why this happens. I will make them waffles or muffins for breakfast with eggs and bacon, they'll eat it, and then 10 minutes later they want a snack! WHY?! I received these items free of charge for the purpose of this review. This has in no way afected my opinion. This review is Keep Reading >>
Window Covering Safety Council
This post was sponsored by Window Covering Safety Council as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own. As a mother to four little crazies I feel like I live my life in a constant state of panic. I set one of my children down from my arms and then scan the room for danger. I'm always on the look out for anything that could possibly Keep Reading >>