And as this most festive time of the year fast approaches, I can’t help but reflect on last year’s first pandemic Halloween, and the ways in which it served as a testament to the relentlessly joy-inducing power of spooky season. It also serves as a reminder that light and levity (or a good case of the screamies) can be found even in the darkest of times.
A Lesson Learned From A Costumeless Halloween
It was Halloween 2020, the first major celebration of what was expected to be a very abnormal holiday season; thus my expectations were low.
Five Festive Halloween Activities For Families With Little Kids
Over the years, we have found ways to create new family friendly traditions that are simple and allow the kids to go to bed at their usual time. No scary costumes required.
How I’m Navigating This Sports Season With Littles
Now that I’m getting ready to bring my soon-to-be trio of littles to watch their big sister perform this season, I’m sharing some tips I’ve learned along the way to keep everyone entertained and happy during sports season.
Making My Health A Priority
Often as moms, we prioritize our kids’ health—scheduling their well-check appointments and stocking the pantry with ibuprofen and cough syrup. Unfortunately, it’s easy to let our well-being end up at the bottom of the list. So this month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I encourage you to take that step you’ve been avoiding or putting off.
Why My Family Wears Green On October 6
When people think of topics or causes that we bring awareness to in October, the first thing they think of is breast cancer. We see social media, accessories, and even sports gear turn pink in support. But there’s one day in October my family will always wear green, and that’s October 6 – World Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day.
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