When I was little, I loved restaurants that had paper tablecloths and crayons. Not only could I doodle while I waited for my food but it also meant I could play an endless amount of tic-tac-toe. I actually know of a way to make sure that every game ends in a tie, but I’ll keep…
(This post contains affiliate links for your convenience.)  I was inspired to make this project by my lovely and creative blogging friend Stephanie at Twodaloo. It all started when I saw this wonderful picture on her Instagram feed. After I told her how much I loved her idea and wanted to paint a set of magic stones,…
We spend a lot of time at the beach each week collecting rocks. Even as an adult I love the excitement of filling our buckets with these perfect treasures of all shapes, sizes, textures and colors. The best part about collecting rocks is how amazing they are as a canvas. You can turn them into…
It’s hard to write this post because I finally have to accept the fact that my 2-year old, who can now climb out of his crib is no longer a baby. It’s official, he is now a full blown, tantrum wielding, opinion having, but still cute as heck little boy. In honor of converting his…
Kids love reading nooks! Whenever we have play dates, kids are drawn to a sweet little window seat in our playroom. They love to sit there even though there are no cushions, books, artwork or anything. If they love it now, plain as can be, I can only imagine how popular it will be once…
What do you get when you have more rocks than you know what to do with and a toddler who loves trains? You get colored choo-choo train rocks! When I first saw this idea on Etsy, at HappyEmotions store, I knew immediately that I had to make Jake a set. Not only are train rocks fun, easy and…
I’ve been brainstorming about what to do with the 100 wooden toy wheels I have lying around. I seem to have a habit of collecting supplies for projects that I never end up completing (I was originally going to paint the wheels to look like donuts for Jake’s birthday party). Since Jake is car obsessed…
The formula for great playroom wall decor is something that’s playful, eye-catching and fun. The best part about playroom walls is that they don’t have to be complicated to be beautiful. Look for wall decor that is bright and inviting.All of these walls have that formula in common and I hope they inspire you as…
The fastest way to a little boy’s heart is through a cardboard tunnel! Jake is only 2 and has already amassed quite a collection of trains, hot wheels and matchbox cars. His collection usually rolls along our living room couch, windowsills, counters, chairs, tiles, etc. I remembered pinning this fun tunnel from Celebrate Every Day With Me,…