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Fall! It's here, it's finally here! Cooler weather, comfy sweaters and pumpkin and apple everything.  I have been waiting for this all month. When the kids go back to school it always feels like a reset for me, almost like a new year, I start a new calendar and we get ourselves back on a schedule. This year I have some great Blog Posts planned. In September I have two learning activities for toddlers. I came across the pictures when I was going through my computer. I found some activities I made when Little Miss was younger that I never shared. I thought that this would be a good time to share them, I always liked having a little pre-school schedule for the kids when they were younger and these are the types of activities I would prepare for them. For October I am going to share some pictures of our Spooky Fairy Garden. We add new things to it every year and I am looking forward to making our fairy garden spooky again this year. I hope you all enjoy the spooky season! Happy Cra

Summer is slowly coming to an end and although I am looking forward to sweaters and all the fall vibes we have had a great summer and we have had a lot of family fun. The kids both played soccer this summer and it was Little Man's first year as a referree.  The end of the soccer season means a tournament. Little Miss was so excited to display her soccer medal. We decided to make a little display for the medals she has so far (and some of mine!) What you need: • Wood frame (from the Dollar Store) •  Paint (We used acrylic, purple, turquoise and sparkle) • 4 hooks (I used the 3M removable transparent ones because that's what I had but any would work or nails if you don't have hooks) • Your child's initial (I printed mine with the cricut but a wooden letter from a craft store would look nice) What to do: 1. Paint the wood frame I the color or pattern of your choice. Little Miss chose the colors and design. 2. Wait for the paint to dry. M