Resources For A Happier Home
by: Lindsay Butler
Happy Labor Day, everyone! I hope you are all enjoying this day with your loved ones. Hopefully you are having much nicer weather then we are here! Anyway, I thought I would stop in and show you our entryway closet makeover I did two weeks ago. I was so happy with Greyson’s Craft Closet, that I felt (and still feel) motivated to tackle a
by: Lindsay Butler
As promised I have another free printable for you today. A little known fact is that all throughout middle school and most of high school I wanted to be a weatherwoman. Every single morning before getting ready for school I would watch the news and then tell everyone in the house what the weather was going to be for the day – so they knew
by: Lindsay Butler
Playdoh is a pretty big deal in our house. Especially during the long winter months! There are so many ways to play with playdoh from fun activity mats – to making shapes – to practicing your letter, spelling – to just having fun and getting creative! We go through a lot of it – I decided to try my hand at making homemade playdoh, and
by: Lindsay Butler
When I decided to do preschool at home, I knew I needed a curriculum. If I chose to fly by the seat of my pants, I know it would not last long. At first I thought I will do my research and create my own. I mean, on of my favorite things is to do is to create printables. But once I started researching
by: Lindsay Butler
I have released an updated version of the Preschool Assessment & Goals Workbook! Check it out HERE When I began prepping for Preschool at home, I started looking for some resources I could use as an assessment guide for Greyson. I could not find anything that I really liked. I had some specific requirements in mind and was unable to find something that encompassed all of
by: Lindsay Butler
If you’ve been around this blog for any length of time you know I am a huge fan of “workbooks”. I love creating them for home management. I run our budget based on the debt free workbook, that I created – In addition to all the fun workbook activities that I plan for my boys. I however am not a fan of wasting money.
by: Lindsay Butler
As Greyson grows so does all of his “stuff”. There are toys all over, he has taken over three drawers in our dining room hutch (play dough, and two craft drawers) he has Do-A-Dot markers on his easel in his bedroom, etc,etc,etc… A part of getting ready for Preschool at home was getting much more organized. I wanted a dedicated craft supply area for all
by: Lindsay Butler
How on earth is my “baby” almost ready for Preschool??? Seriously though, how has the time passed so quickly that my son is almost 3 years old!? After months, maybe even more than a year or serious thought and contemplation I have decided to do preschool from home… and probably a real preschool as well I have never in my life thought that I would
by: Lindsay Butler
Last week when we were on vacation in Maryland, we took Greyson to the Aquarium in Baltimore. It was fantastic. He loved it so much we actually spent the whole morning and planed on going to the Children’s Museum after lunch, but decided to go back to the Aquarium to spend more time. Anyway, on our way out we visited the gift shop, and Greyson
by: Lindsay Butler
This year the weather in Western NY has been very wet! I has rained almost every.single.day. But a few weekends ago it was warm and dry, so I jumped at the chance to get my hands dirty outside. Our flowerbeds were in terrible shape. Completely overgrown, weeds everywhere and all of our bushes were in desperate need of a haircut. See? Here is the
