I’ve had Studio DIY’s IKEA rainbow bookshelves hack bookmarked for a few years. Now that we are updating my toddler’s room to a colorful rainbow space, it was time to try this DIY.
What you need:
MOSSLANDA picture ledges in the 45″ size.
Turn broken crayons into adorable heart shapes.
Practically every costume I’ve made over the years started with something I spotted at Goodwill that inspired an idea.
Even after all of these years of thrifting, I’m still shocked by the number of new and like-new costumes at thrift stores. Here are four reasons why I love to shop secondhand for kids’ costumes.
There are so many reasons why I love shopping secondhand for children’s clothes and toys. First, kids are EXPENSIVE! And most children, like mine, seem to have various hobbies. One minute they’ll be outside in the mud and the next watching Youtube.
We’ve had the worst luck with baby monitors over the last year. After reading many a review, reaching out to my online mom groups, and returning more monitors than I’d care to admit, I finally settled on a couple of options that we’re generally happy with.
People warned me about all sorts of things before I had a baby – sleep deprivation, a slightly more chaotic life – but nobody told me how quickly I’d accumulate photos on my iPhone!
My mornings are a little more chaotic now that we have a one year old running around but one of the easiest ways for me to look put together in the morning is a quick 10 minute beauty routine.
As a first-time mom, I was easily bombarded by all of the different toys and options for babies and toddlers. In the beginning, we loved the essentials like the oball, jumperaroo, and kick and play piano (although that soundtrack got old really fast).
It’s time to make amazing memories and discover the MAGIC in you, when the all-new Sesame Street Live! Make Your Magic! visits Cleveland. I’ve teamed up with Feld Entertainment to give one lucky Dina’s Days readers a four pack of tickets to Sesame Street Live! Make Your Magic! in Cleveland.
