Hosting an informal hygge party is a fun way to improve your dark mood and help ditch seasonal depression. Below are five simple tips for making your hygge party a relaxing evening with friends and family. Please note: This post contains affiliate links. Chunky Knit Blanket via Etsy I look out …
Kids & Clutter: 6 Simple Tips For Keeping Everyday Living Spaces Under Control
Does your living room look like a toy tornado just passed through? You’re not alone. Keeping everyday living spaces clutter-free with little ones underfoot can feel like a never-ending battle. Below are six simple tips for helping keep the chaos under control. 1 — Create storage areas for toys and …
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How to Encourage Moments of Wonder While Traveling With Your Family
Learn how to encourage moments of wonder while traveling with your children. Big thanks to Melissa & Doug for helping families to come together to #TakeBackChildhood. . . . My eyes started to glaze over as I looked at the website. Plan your dream vacation. There's always …
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My Biggest Take-Aways After Over a Year on the Road
Finding adventure in everyday by Tiffiney Lozano of Wild Child Travels. There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way. -- Wayne Dyer Not so long ago my husband and I felt stagnate; with life, with each other, with our jobs. So we made a drastic move. We sold our house, all of our …
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10 Benefits Kids Gain From An UN-BUSY Life
Life should be taken at the pace that suits you and your family. Embrace an unbusy life today. Enjoy these ten benefits shared from Life on Purpose to living slow (and purposefully) with your kids. I sit with feet stretched out in front of me, bark chips in my sandals and the sound of …
Enough — 6 Things Kids REALLY Need
Less is more. Below Happiness is Here shares six things kids really need (and they're free!). . . . Winnie the Pooh was my first mistake. On my first daughter's very first Christmas I bought her a walking talking Winnie the Pooh. She couldn’t care less. In fact, I think she was a little scared …
