Wordless Wednesday
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Author: Meghan
Nutritious, Traditional Food: Homemade Baby Formula Part 1
Originally posted August 2013 I want to do a series on traditionally prepared, nutritious foods. We have started this journey, as many of you know, in an effort to heal our son’s reflux and gut issues. Below is a little... Continue reading →
Homeschool Unit Study Lesson Plans {a review}
LitWits takes the hassle out of literary unit studies- everything you need for a unit study based on your favorite literature can be found in on click. We have been using LitWts for review and love them! These are also... Continue reading →
Horses in History with Mattie Richardson {a review}
Y’all know when there is a chance to review a book in our home, we jump on the chance. =) We have been reading the Mattie Richardson’s Horses in History Series from Author Mattie Richardson/Appaloosy Books. Formerly known as North Dakota’s... Continue reading →
3 Simple Activities for Kids
Ensuring that your children are happy and living a full life can feel overwhelming, especially when we compare our lives to other’s. But raising healthy, happy kids doesn’t have to be complicated, or create a “busy life” when a slower... Continue reading →
Indoor Gardening for Kids
Gardening can be a great hobby for children, as it’s a great way for them to relax and learn about nature. When the weather is bad though, it can be difficult to find time for the children to get... Continue reading →
Simple Wooden Building Blocks for Open Ended Fun {a review}
In our home, we love high quality, open ended toys and games-open ended meaning they can be used in multiple ways. We’ve been using Brain Blox Wooden Building Planks for several weeks. These building blocks have provided hours of entertainment... Continue reading →
Learn to Play Chess with Fun Family Chess {a review}
We *love* playing games in our house. I like to stick to basic, simple games we can all play that don’ require I learn a lot of rules (haha). This is why I have avoided learning Chess … I’ve never... Continue reading →
Nutritious, Traditional Food How To: {Weston A. Price} Homemade Baby Formula Part 2
Originally posted October 2013 A few months back I left you with some information about the homemade, meat based baby formula we make at our home. (Well, were making. Mister is almost 14 months old now, and we have weaned... Continue reading →
At Home Multisensory Program for Cognitive Development and Retained Reflexes {a review}
The Sound for Life Ltd program, Soundsory, is a sound based, multisensory approach to help those with various development delays, sensory sensitivites, and retained reflexes. Anyone over the age of 3 can benefit from the headphones, equipped with Bone Conduction... Continue reading →
