the FIRST FEW DAYS with foster kids again – a look at how things really go as a foster family (VLOG)
Our little foster kiddos recently ended up back in our care and I wanted to share a look into how the first few days went. WATCH …
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Our little foster kiddos recently ended up back in our care and I wanted to share a look into how the first few days went. WATCH …
I have been feeling so creatively inspired lately and I thought this would be the perfect topic to pivot this channel a bit and turn it from an online income only channel to a Chantel-just-being-creative-channel. Thanks for watching!
I wanted to go thrifting and look for some new books and sweaters and I did pretty good! I also hit up a little free library and show a little bit of a library haul.
Lack of access to clean water and sanitation kills children at a rate equivalent of a jumbo jet crashing every four hours. An American taking a five-minute shower uses more water than the average person in a developing country slum uses for an entire day. More than 3.4 million people die each year from water,…
Yesterday my mom reminded me that today is one year since Raeca had her sagittal craniosynostosis corrective surgery. I knew the one year anniversary was coming but didn’t realize how quickly. I know I’ve explained this before but for those that don’t know, sagittal craniosynostosis is a condition where a baby’s soft spots grow closed too quickly…
It’s time for another monthly picture book list! You can see all the monthly book lists here. I know we aren’t even halfway through the year yet but I’m already imagining doing a list of monthly chapter books for next year. That would be harder to create though, thankfully I’ve started thinking about it early! Because…
This year I am going to do something a little different and share my personal book lists over here. Previously I had been sharing them over on my other blog but this year it feels like this is where they should be. I have always been a reader but now a mother and home educator…