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Too hot to play outside? Mix up a batch of Salt Dough (2c. flour, 1c. Salt, 1 c. Cold water), and make some creations. We used Cookie cutters to make shapes and free formed the frog. We baked ours at 200F for 8-10 minutes then let cool. Finally we painted them. #KidsActivities
My kids are being extremely quiet. The Mom in me knows that I should see what they are up to, but the adult in me is enjoying the few minutes of peace and quiet. Dilemmas.
Love these hacks on how to keep your children's room clean from a real Mom. #momlife #kidsrooms
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This morning I set out large strips of paper with fringed edges for my little ones to paint. My 15 yr old asks, "What are you painting?" I said, Beach towels." He looked doubtful, so I told him, "Use your imagination." His response: "Oh! Yeah I don't have one." What a kid!
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These Raspberry Frozen Yogurt Granola Bars use mostly whole foods ingredients and look pretty straightforward to prepare. The best part would be eating these on a hot Summer day.
#summer #nobake #granolabars
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What do you give as a present to a 17 year old boy who doesn't want much more than to watch YouTube and read?
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Today is Father & Daughter Take a Walk Day. So Dads hope you take the opportunity to take a walk with your girl and tell her how special she is to you. #fatherdaughtertakeawalkday
The little ones made Lazy S'mores today for a Camping inspired snack. They spread Chocolate Frosting on half of a Graham Cracker sheet and put Fluffanutter on the other half. Then sandwiched the two halves together. Almost as good as the real thing. #kidssnacks #smores #summer
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Eating Rhubarb Coffee Cake for breakfast. It's delicious! What do you make with Rhubarb? #rhubarb
This is a common occurrence with my youngest right now. Any cup with liquid has to be poured into something else. As much as it is a pain to have to clean up spills and messes, your child is learning how to transfer from one item to another. So it is actually a valuable skill.
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