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Easy and Healthier DIY Sno Cones
My attempt to help my children enjoy their summer despite the fact that they are spending six weeks in childcare is going well! I let each boy select one item off our Special Summer Activities Tracker last week. They worked together to pick the Water Blob and Sno Cones. They were both so much fun! Today’s post is about the easy and healthier DIY sno cones we’ve been making.
Ingredients for Easy and Healthier DIY Sno Cones
- I bought this snow maker for ~$35 after doing a bit of research. It’s the S900 model, and apparently it makes finer snow. I am such a sucker for new appliances. I’ve
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Healing from Miscarriage: Ideas and Strategies
This summer marks seven years since my miscarriage. I still mention it and bring it into conversation (even with strangers) as often as I comfortably can. In my opinion, miscarriage isn’t talked about enough. Statistics show that it happens with up to 1 out of every 4 pregnancies. In addition to miscarriage, there are many people struggling with infertility. I personally find that it’s comforting to share our difficulties with one another. I put together a free downloadable about healing from miscarriage in case it’s helpful for you or anyone you know. (Note: It’s two pages, even though the preview shows one.)
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Special Summer Activities for Working Parents
I’m feeling so conflicted about the summer. On the one hand, I really want to work. I love my work, and I am fulfilled when I get to work and parent. On the other hand, my children don’t want to go to summer camp. They would rather stay home with the family. I’m trying to figure out how to make sure they have a fun summer, even though they can’t stay home. I think the trick is to come up with easy special summer activities for working parents that seem enticing and engaging for kids.
We can do two activities per week. I will post this tracker on our refrigerator. … Read More