School for my child is very different from anything I experienced when growing up! While many people thought COVID would be short term, I was never one to subscribe to that belief. I’ve always felt this was the “new flu”, like the Spanish Flu of 100 years ago. Today we still get our flu shots …
Summer already? No way! We were just figuring out how to survive Home School!
Wow – in a blink of a Cornavirus eye time has zipped by! It felt like yesterday was just the end of March and in reality it’s the end of May! Some of us have fared better than others surviving homeschooling and working from home. From the start I have said, “I can work from …
Self-Quarantine is the new normal!
We are all doing the best we can in the current climate and we’ve found a great way to bring the outdoors inside at our house! This is one of the best ideas I’ve come across to date and we have now put it into practice. Set up time was approximately 2 minutes!
Welcome to indoor Bicycling for you small child! Requirements are minimal….
- 1 Bike With Training Wheels in tact
- 1 Pair of Shoes – Preferably Dad’s or as large of a sneaker available
- 1 Child
Place one shoe on each side of the bike – place each training wheel inside each of the shoes. Make sure the laces are tucked away. This lifts the back wheel of the bike off the floor – instant child size exercise bike – We set ours up in front of the TV as we’re currently on Spring Break but this did wonders to use up that pent up energy! We created a video tutorial to go with it – Enjoy!!!
Mom moment of the day
Some days are easier than others and challenging days happen often. Today was challenging….A 6 year old with a cold means: relentless whining, nothing you say or do will satisfy any request and you just can’t help to feel like you can’t take anymore. This is how we survive these days. Take a beat…give yourself …
Welcome!
I am excited to finally begin this journey. I’ve had this idea of creating my own blog/website for quite a while and now I’ve finally gone and done it! I often use the phrase, “When in doubt….Google it out!” I follow that advice in both my personal and professional lives. There are troves of information …
