
Mom of 2 helping families to make learning fun and joyful experience and a way to connect with your children.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 26 hours ago |
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Can you find activity ideas for your little one by scrolling Instagram and Pinterest? Absolutely.
I did it for years. I saved posts, took screenshots, and bought supplies for activities I never actually set up. 😅
Because when the moment...
Hi friend,
Can I tell you about something I’ve noticed in our home?
When there’s an activity bin ready for my daughter, she plays on her own. She opens it, gets curious, and gets busy. And I finally get a few quiet minutes to cook dinner,...
I’ve noticed something in our home. My toddler can easily keep herself busy when there’s an activity bin ready for her.
No setting up in the moment, no “what do we do now?”, no reaching for a screen. She opens a bin and plays, and I get a...
If you’ve ever reached that part of the day where your child is bored, you’re trying to get something done, and turning on the TV feels like the easiest option… I get it.
And I still don’t think the answer is having an activity planned for...
One thing I wish more parents knew?
You don’t need to plan elaborate activities every single day to reduce screen time.
Sometimes, 15 minutes of prep at the beginning of the week is enough to give your kids a few things they can reach for...
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I’m a mom of two, and I believe learning should feel like play. I write to help families bring joy, creativity, and connection into everyday learning moments.
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