a spooktacular modern, pinky-peach halloween party is the perfect way to celebrate at home this year without missing out on wearing your favourite costume, playing fun halloween games, cute crafts and of course TREATS!

here is an easy DIY napkin ring that requires nothing but fabric and scissors and about 5 minutes! make cute bunny ears for your favourite napkins!

here are some easter basket filler ideas for boys and girls!

This year, I designed these simple, peachy-pink valentine cards to tie onto Lauren’s little treats for her preschool friends. If your looking to print your own valentine cards, or just needing a quick tag for a cute galentines gift - you can download the printable sheet below!

I had always loved the idea of doing little valentine’s day gift baskets for my kids so this year I decided to make Lauren one! I included things she can use (pyjamas, bubble bath), a few fun snacks, and of course - a book!

a simple and easy craft : christmas tree ornaments using only wooden beads and twine

i love wrapping christmas presents! I like making my own gift tags, and using different wrapping paper (always brown kraft paper though!) This year I added a personalized handmade tree ornament onto each gift as well!

This year, with Lauren getting more into Christmas - I thought it would be fun to do an advent activity calendar. I started looking around, but soon realized I wanted it to be something that we could re-use every year. I found a few fabric ones I liked, but decided it would be pretty easy and more affordable to just make one! I planned it out (sort of…) and got to work.

an easy halloween costume you can put together with clothes you already have! It would be a great sibling costume for a halloween party or event where you don’t need to be dressed up warm!

an easy DIY honeybee costume using a little yellow dress, black ribbon.

a perfect diy, budget-friendly costume for a baby and older child that will also keep them toasty warm on Halloween!

a quick (and free!) halloween costume I made for Lauren using leftover fabric I had, and clothes Lauren already had!

I get excited every year to come up with things to put in Lauren’s Easter basket. Normally we try for a candy-free basket and choose spring-time toys and clothes that she can use.