DISCLOSURE: I am a contributor for the websites seen in this post however, the opinions expressed here are all my own. This is NOT a sponsored post. This post may also feature affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally have used and stand behind. To learn more, please review my disclosure policy here. Big Disney fans will know about all the rumored 1,000 Hidden Mickey heads all around Disney World. If you're planning a trip to one of the Disney parks soon, or just simply have Disney fever at home, consider creating your own Hidden Mickey Head t-shirt that all fits in this three color heart shape. There's nothing like a postponed trip to Disney due to Coronavirus to make you have more Disney fever than before! The first week of our long lock down I designed and created this new DIY Disney Shirt featuring a Hidden Mickey Head heart design for both girls. I created this using my Cricut Maker, but it could easily be done with a Cricut Explore Air 2 as well. I used two colors of HTV for the hidden Mickey head heart shape and a third color (in my case a fun glitter HTV) for the bow on top. I will tell you that if you love weeding, this design's for ... Continue Reading...
Home Tour | Closet Turned Mini Mudroom Makeover
DISCLOSURE: Some of the links in this post contain affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally use and stand behind. To learn more about my affiliates, please review my disclosure policy here. Instead of living with the building grade closet systems installed in your home, consider making them more efficient for your family. Keep the easy access of the front entryway closet, but change up the shelves, hooks, or rods to use the space better. See how to complete an entryway closet makeover, going from the basic single rod design to create a mini mudroom style, making it the perfect place for shoes, backpacks and coats. When we bought our house almost 2 years ago, we noticed that nothing had been upgraded in the almost 23 years the original owners lived in it. It was all builder grade level as far as organization, cabinetry, and décor goes. And while I’m sure they made do with how things were set up, like all new home owners, we had different visions. One area we are not fans of across the board in the home were the closets. I've previously shared my daughter's mermaid and colorful rainbow bedrooms, which both included upgrades to the closets in the form of ... Continue Reading...
Favorite Outdoor Toys for Kids
DISCLOSURE: Some of the links in this post contain affiliate links, which come at no cost to you. Know that I only promote products I personally use and stand behind. To learn more about my affiliates, please review my disclosure policy here. The weather is getting nicer so let’s get outside! Kids need to run around and play and while they can creatively come up with plenty of activities on their own, a few key outdoor toys can also help keep them entertained. Many of our favorite outdoor toys are great on their own, or used together to create an obstacle course right in our backyard! YEARS ago I did this post about our favorite backyard toys for toddlers. It always seems to find a new audience each spring as everyone starts to go outside more. Now that my kids are almost 5 and almost 7, they are out of that younger toddler age so I needed a new age appropriate list of outdoor toys. As a reminder, like any favorite products lists on my blog, I only link to items I personally use and stand behind so know these are kid tested and mother approved, not just here for the sake of a review post! Razor Jr. Little Kick Scooters – Both my girls have been scooting around on these for the past few years, riding as early ... Continue Reading...
