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Nursery Organization

Nursery Organization

Start off on the right foot by having your nursery organized before baby’s arrival! Learn how to use fabric storage dividers to organize your nursery in this episode of “Parent Hacks.” What You’ll Need: Fabric Storage Bins Baby Clothes and Essentials Dresser Basket

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Snowflakes Two Ways

Snowflakes Two Ways

Get crafty with your kiddos this winter! Break out the watercolors and markers to create your very own snowflake art together! Salty Snowflakes Materials Needed: Watercolor Paper Watercolors White Crayon Salt Draw out your snowflake design using the white crayon. Add your watercolor on top of your design to reveal it. Sprinkle a small amount of salt over your watercolor while wet to create a […]

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Acrylic Pour Paint

Acrylic Pour Paint

Looking for a fun date night activity? Visit your favorite crafting store and then settle in for a night of creativity as you create your very own pour paint artwork using two techniques taught in this “Hobby Hunting” video! Materials Needed: Canvas Disposable Gloves Disposable Cups Acrylic Pour Paints Gold Flecks Popsicle Stick Disposable Tray Garbage Bag Flip-Cup Technique: Bullseye Technique:

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Nursery Storage Cart

Nursery Storage Cart

Looking for an easy way to keep all of your most-used products in one place? Watch this tutorial and learn how to make your very own nursery storage cart to make your life with a newborn a little more organized. What You’ll Need: Three-Tier Rolling Cart Organizer Baskets Newborn Essentials (Diapers, Wipes, Swaddles, Burp Cloths, etc.) New Mom Essentials (Breast Pump, Water Bottle, Milk Storage […]

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White Christmas Quiche

White Christmas Quiche

Enjoy a yummy breakfast this holiday season by making this special dish. Full of bacon and cheese, it is sure to be a family favorite! Ingredients: Pre-Made Pie Crust 10 Bacon Slices 4 Eggs 2 Cups of Heavy Cream 1 Teaspoon of Salt 1 Cup of Shredded Swiss Cheese Instructions: Lay out bacon slices on a cooking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake at […]

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On-The-Go Sight Words

On-The-Go Sight Words

Looking for a fun game to keep in the car for your kiddos? This “Parent Hacks” episode shows you how to make a lunchbox filled with a fun sight words activity! What You’ll Need: Metal Lunchbox Popsicle Sticks Magnets Marker Magnetic Letters Write the words of your choice on popsicle sticks. Attach one magnet to the back of each popsicle stick. Place the popsicle sticks […]

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Southern Sweet Potato Casserole

Southern Sweet Potato Casserole

Looking for a dish to take to a holiday family gathering? This sweet potato casserole is a true southern dish sure to wow the entire family! Sweet Potato Filling: Three Sweet Potatoes 1/3 cup of Butter 1 cup of Granulated Sugar 1/2 cup of Milk 1 teaspoon of Vanilla Extract Topping: 1 cup of Brown Sugar 1/3 cup of Flour 1/3 cup of Crushed Pecans […]

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Holiday Special: Witches’ Brew Fluffy Slime

Holiday Special: Witches’ Brew Fluffy Slime

Looking for a fun activity to do with your kiddos around Halloween? Try out this fluffy version of slime that is super easy to make! What You’ll Need: 1 bottle of Elmer’s Glue 1/2 teaspoon of Baking Soda 1/4 cup of Water 3 cups of Shaving Cream 5 drops of Matte Acrylic Paint 2 tablespoons of Contact Lens Solution Combine the glue, baking soda, and […]

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Homemade Baby Food

Homemade Baby Food

Looking for organic baby food without the sticker shock? Check out these simple recipes to make your own baby food at home! Roasted Banana & Cinnamon Baby Food Ingredients: Bananas Cinnamon Instructions: Slice bananas in half long-ways and place onto a lined baking sheet. Bake in the oven at 325 degrees for 12 minutes. Blend the roasted bananas and a dash of cinnamon together in […]

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Homework Station

Homework Station

Materials Needed: Plastic Caddy School Supplies of Your Choice Homework Label Fill a plastic caddy with school supplies that your child typically uses for their homework such as pencils, crayons, markers, highlighters, etc. Print off the homework label and cut it out. Tape the label to the front of the plastic caddy.

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