Looking for some Easter traditions to help make Easter extra special?
I’ve rounded up some ideas for you in this post! Feel free to leave a comment with some of your own traditions 🙂
1) Set an Easter brunch table for the kids! You could even print off free Easter coloring pages for them OR put paper on the table to let the kids color the table! Make bunny pancakes for them
We are THRILLED to start our Advent Calendar this year! Well, at least I am 🙂 The girls have no idea what’s going on with that yet, but I’m hoping my almost 4 year old will remember it next year! 🙂
This list is aimed at the toddler crowd, because, well, that’s my life right now – this is our actual list this year!
Last year I just stuffed candy or a sticker
Thank you to Ohio’s 529 for sponsoring this post.
Summertime allows for a lot more reading time and I recently purchased and am reading two AMAZING parenting books I’d love to share with you!
The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies inspires me to completely change the set up of our playroom structure and design, allowing for the girls to grab toys that are more organized, beautifully presented, and educational but fun!
I’ve been meaning to write this post about our favorite books for babies and toddlers for awhile. We have A LOT of books in our house but we keep going back to these favorites!
Being a Speech-Language Pathologist, I personally tend to love books rich in vocabulary and I don’t just go for the pretty covers.
