Do you ever outgrow bubbles? I think not! I still love them myself. 😉 Get your kids outside more by mixing up a simple solution of super bubbles and send them on their way to have some outside summer fun! Mix and enjoy lots of super bubbles! 1 Cup Warm Water 2 TB liquid dish soap 1 TB glycerin 1 tsp. white sugar Summer Related articles on the web… Melon Bubbles Recipe Get Grilling! Three Summer Recipes Fresh Deep-dish Apple Pie Recipe Bubbles, Bubbles, Everywhere: Fun Bubble Activities for Preschoolers ]]> Please help share my content:
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Quote about Fathers…
To really know a father, observe his behavior with a lady, a flat tire, and a child. Related articles from the web… Dad Mad Lib & Whimsical Wednesday Blogger Linkup! Top 4 Christian Books for Dads Letting Your Husband Lead ]]> Please help share my content:
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8 Thrifty Summer Activities for the Family and 10 Top Tips to Beat the Heat!
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5 Homemade Mother’s Day Gift Ideas – Diy
Well, every Mother’s Day I feel like it’s my birthday. Since my birthday is immediately after the Christmas holidays and New Year’s celebration, I look forward to feeling a little extra special on Mother’s Day. Each year I go eat a Braum’s hamburger and a butter pecan shake. 🙂 Yum! So today I’m sharing 5 Mother’s Day gift ideas for those who like DIY projects! I created a board on Pinterest for “Mother’s Day Craft Ideas” — I’ll add to it as I find more! I’ve started off pinning a few ideas from the projects listed below. 1. Homemade Bird Houses for Bird Loving Moms Check out all these Bird…
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20 Simple Ways to Communicate with Your Child
Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. ~ Psalms 127:3 (KJV) Each child is a gift from our Heavenly Father above. Treating them as a real person helps them feel that they have true value…and of course, good communication helps to establish a good relationship with them. Here’s 20 Simple Ways to Communicate with Your Child 1. Listen to them when they talk – Actively hear what they have to say when they are talking. 2. Ask about their day at school – When they get in the car, ask what they did, how they felt and what is going…