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Craft Series with Handmade Charlotte: Wish Bags

I'm all about lifting up others and finding reasons to celebrate. I think every now and then you have to find impromptu ways to spread a little cheer. As you know, I've been teaming up with Rachel from Handmade Charlotte and she has shared with us this fun idea to bring a little joy to loved ones. And let's face it, candy is always a good idea! We found these cute mini paper bags, you can find them at Michaels. Then, using colorful mini-letter stamps, write out either a name or saying. Personalizing the bags with a…

U-Pick Flower Stand With Handmade Charlotte

I'm so excited to announce our blogger collaboration with Rachel Faucett from Handmade Charlotte! We've teamed up with Rachel and her daughter, Charlotte, to create our first ever craft series! For those of you that are not familiar with Rachel, she is the author and founder of Handmade Charlotte, aka the craft maven! She specializes in kid-friendly recipes, DIY crafts and creative activities for the whole family. Her energy and enthusiasm are infectious, and I can't wait for you to enjoy this series. Today, we're kicking off this collab with a Flower Stand! Ditch the lemonade stand this summer and offer…

Polka Dot Punch

With all of the springtime dinner parties, backyard BBQ's, and brunches, there are endless cocktails to enjoy. I love featuring some of my favorite fun cocktails! However, when it comes to family events, it's fun to have a festive drink that is also kid-friendly! We teamed up with Rachel, from Handmade Charlotte, to create this colorful Polka Dot Punch. It's super easy to make, and we know the kiddos will feel extra special the next time you serve it at your home. All you need is strawberry juice, Cran-Raspberry La Croix Sparking Water, and round…

Springtime Yogurt Pops

With summer approaching, I'm sharing a kid-friendly and easy recipe! We just unveiled our flower stand with Handmade Charlotte earlier this week so a flower inspired treat was the perfect compliment! We've created two-ingredient yogurt pops using candy molds in the shape of flowers, butterflies and lady bugs -- almost too cute to eat. To recreate this recipe at home you just need non-fat, plain Greek yogurt (we used Chobani) and a few colorful packets of sugar-free Kool-Aid. We purchased our cute silicone candy molds on Amazon but really any will do depending upon your theme. In a small bowl…