Breakfast ideas – make sure to have a protein with your breakfast to give your child lasting energy.
a. Frozen waffles, pancakes, French toast
b. Cereal, fruit, and yogurt or a piece of cheese
c. Oatmeal, cream of wheat
d. Eggs – try scrambled, hard boiled, etc.
e. Raisin bread and cream cheese
f. Mini bagels with cream cheese or peanut butter
g. Cottage cheese, applesauce, and cinnamon toast
h. Mix oatmeal and yogurt for a filling breakfast
i. Toast and apple butter

Organizing a kitchen nowadays can be very challenging. The typical kitchen is used not only for cooking and storing food, but is where the family meets, eats, plays, and makes plans, and sometimes serves double duty as an office or craft room. As a result, the kitchen contains the greatest quantity of “stuff” in the whole house, and has the greatest organizing needs.

Organizing a kitchen nowadays can be very challenging. The typical kitchen is used not only for cooking and storing food, but is where the family meets, eats, plays, and makes plans, and sometimes serves double duty as an office or craft room. As a result, the kitchen contains the greatest quantity of “stuff” in the whole house, and has the greatest organizing needs.

Age Appropriate Toys
For Infants-Toddlers-Preschool

As we shop for the holidays or child birthdays, sometimes we need gift suggestions.

Think about the toys and items children see at grandma’s, play group, day care, etc. At home, they should have complimentary toys but not the same toys. That way, each place will hold items with play value for the child.

Organizing Children’s Spaces

Tired of treading on action figures, and watching your children hunt for lost homework, misplaced library books, and missing shoes? Would you like to have functional and easy-to-maintain spaces in which your children can play, study, and rest? With a little thought, some imagination, and a bit of juggling, you can optimize the space you have to create a safe, secure, fun and functional environment for your children.