So, I kinda went of a crafting binge this weekend. I think it is time for me to take this whole crafting thing a step further. I enjoy making them, I love wearing them, and maybe one day it will help offset some of the money I put into this blog - or at least keep me from buying as much... SO here is one of the items I made this weekend. And I launched my Etsy Shop, Red Shop … [Read more...]
6 Tips to Teach your Toddler About Money {Starting Early to Save Later}
Thank you to TurboTax for sponsoring my writing about household finances.Learn more about how TurboTax can help you find every tax deduction you deserve. I was selected for this sponsorship by the Clever Girls Collective, which endorses Blog With Integrity, as I do. When asked my Hubs what comes to mind when you mention the two words "Emily" and "Money", my husband responded -"Scary, … [Read more...]
Today is “Do SOMETHING Day”! {What are you going to do?}
"each new window contributes to the breadth of our view." - cecil frank powell Recently a wonderful blogger Nicole wrote a post on her blog Searching for Sustenance. Her post - Where are all my Hummingbirds - A Call to Action reminded us that today - March 4th - is Do Something Day. And while it is wonderful to have a day where we all try to do something different to help … [Read more...]
Now You See Me – Now You Don’t {Wordless Wednesday}
NOW YOU SEE ME? NOW YOU DON'T! Could I love this child anymore??!! Other Wordless Wednesdays: Parenting By Dummies |Seven Clown Circus| 5 Minutes for Mom | A Beautiful Mess | Angry Julie| Shibley Smiles| To Be Thode| Live and Love Out Loud| Carrie with Children| Wordish Wednesday with SuperMom … [Read more...]
Baby-wearing in Las Vegas {Part 2}
Last week in Baby-Wearing in Las Vegas Part 1 I wrote about finding and buying the Mei Tai. That carrier is the very reason I fell in love with baby-wearing. Here is the reason why: That carrier gave me more freedom then I had had since my son was born. You see, nursing didn’t come easy to me, and once we finally corrected his lazy latch, things still weren’t “easy”. My son was … [Read more...]