But wait, there’s more….Just Be Jewelery, a fantastic Etsy shop full of handmade necklaces is the sponsor of our next giveaway. One of you will win this great necklace {valued at $25}. All you need to do is head to the Just Be’s Etsy shop and tell me which necklace is your favorite. Good luck! Giveaway Guidelines: Leave a comment on this post telling me which necklace you love most by Just Be Jewelry between now and Wednesday September 10th…
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Have all of you seen these biome 5 animal shirts? Two designers created these fabulous 100% organic shirts “that act as both an exercise in imagination and learning tools” for your children. The letters are intentionally upside-down so your little one can read the words from their point of view, and the graphics are bright and simple. Fabulous, no? One of you will win a tee or onesie of your choice, valued at $32. See details below. Giveaway Guidelines: Leave…
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And giveaway number three….three copies of the cleverly told ‘moral of the story is kindness’ book Sikulu Harambe. 3 copies of the book with accompanying character stuffed animals are up for grabs, {each valued at $30}. Yay! Giveaway details below. Giveaway Guidelines: Leave a comment on this post between now and Wednesday September 10th {Midnight MDT}. Leave only one comment please. Anonymous comments will be deleted. Three winners will be chosen and announced Thursday September 11th on Petit Elefant. If…
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The little ones shouldn’t be left out of the back-to-school giveaway, even if they are too little for school. So this giveaway is for two pair of Stride Rite shoes, one for a boy and one for a girl, the NMS Billy and NMS Kit, respectively. They are valued at $42 each. These are so cute, your older children will be jealous of the little one. See giveaway details below. Giveaway Guidelines: Leave a comment on this post between now…
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Remember the darling flower clips I wrote about here from C.C. Baby Inc.? How about a $20 gift card to use any way you’d like in C.C. Baby Inc.’s Etsy shop? See giveaway details below. Giveaway Guidelines: Leave a comment on this post between now and Wednesday September 10th {Midnight MDT}. Leave only one comment please. Anonymous comments will be deleted. A winner will be chosen and announced Thursday September 11th on Petit Elefant. If I don’t hear from you…
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All kids have their own adorable way of pronouncing words when they first learn to speak. For example, my niece used to call her pacifier a “binkifier”, my nephew called helicopters “hockolers”, and my very own C still refers to any passing firetruck as a “woo woo woo”. So how cute is it that you can get a shirt with your own child’s translation of everyday words? Love it. Translation Tee. $30 {short sleeve} {via Temporary Language} Here’s how it…
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Let’s switch gears for a minute here and talk about C’s disgusting habit. I’ll go ahead and divulge the fact that I’m a little {a lot} O.C.D. and C leans a little bit that way & has some less than positive quirks. I’ve never bitten my nails, but I do crack my knuckles on a regular basis and maybe C has translated that to mean that it’s okay to bite his nails everysecondofeveryday. So, I’m putting it out there to…
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This recipe is an absolute no-fail dinner for my kids, and is especially fit for a busy soccer night {or any other night full of extracurricular activities}. My kids beg for it, and that doesn’t happen all that often in my house {read:never}. It’s warm and perfect for a crisp Fall night. This recipe is pretty big for our family of 4 and I usually have leftovers to serve the following night, {and who doesn’t love leftovers?}. Taco Soup 1…
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Oh how the summer takes its toll on our tootsies. Calluses, cracks, roughness (and let’s not even get started on “crusty”) are the plagues of summer for feet. Give them some sweet treatment available in your very own pantry. The recipe below evolved from 3 or 4 others I tried. You will need: 1 cup of light brown sugar 4-6 Tbsp. olive oil 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract a small, wide-mouth container with a lid Stir ingredients until combined, adding oil…
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