Tap into your imagination and create your own magical world of people or fairies with this free download for pocket people. Created by The Big, at age 5, with pride. The Big has been obsessed with fairies for the last year or so. It started with watching Tinkerbell and then hit full throttle a little while later after seeing fairy gardens online. She’s been drawing fairy houses and building fairy gardens for months. And, now, she has found a love for pocket fairies thanks to our egg carton fairy craft we did a few weeks ago. After our initial burst…
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Do you feel like mornings with your toddler, child, or tween are a constant struggle in your house? Get them back on track with the Morning Checklist. Scroll down for the free template. I don’t know what it is about mornings in our house, but we struggle hard. The Kid is all about the morning snuggles but when it comes time for literally anything else, she freaks. Bath time is a hard pass. Breakfast is mediocre at best. By the time we have to leave, we’re all frazzled and grumpy and we still have to get through the whole getting…
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This portrait drawing project started out as a Father’s Day craft and has morphed into one of our favorite drawing exercises. We’ve done close to 20 of them between us and each one we create is our new favorite. I’m not sure what it is about having a blank face that inspires creativity for us, but it does. There are so many ways to create hair, clothing, and faces AND we get to use a variety of different materials like scrapbooking paper, colored paper, crayons, markers, and stickers. Literally everything is up for grabs with these. Our first few portraits…
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If you’re looking for a fun rainy day project, or a quick and easy DIY, These tissue paper 5’s are sure to be a hit. They are a colorful craft that can be done with any letter or number you want (see below for the templates). With The Kid’s 5th birthday party quickly approaching, we’ve been gearing our daily crafting projects towards that. The theme is Cinco de Mayo, which means lots of colorful and festive projects. Yesterday it was tissue paper flowers (we did a mix of these and these in various sizes) and today it was all about…
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Struggling with listening in your household? SAME. So I created a punch card to help my kid become a better listener. She loves the feedback and I love that it helps her focus on what we need her to do: do a better job listening. This past weekend has been a bit of a disaster when it comes to listening. The Kid had three major meltdowns over minor things and some ridiculously stressful mornings as a result. We’ve also hit a high point with sass and back talking in the House Of Lev and it’s becoming problematic for everyone (including…