Hosting a Kid Friendly Super Bowl Party

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Please be advised that this post may make use of affiliate links, see my disclosure policy for further information, thanks! With Championship weekend over and the Super Bowl teams decided, now is a good time to start thinking about a super bowl party. More often than not this includes things like figuring out decorations and planning a menu. But if you have kids around, you might want to include them in the planning process as well. By organizing a few kid friendly games , your super bowl party can easily become a kid friendly super bowl party. First, let’s talk about those decorations. You could go with an overall football theme by purchasing football balloons and decorating tables with football confetti. Serve food on football…

Super Simple Card Ideas for Toddlers

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Kyle’s birthday was last week and mine falls in the first week of February. There’s also Valentine’s Day in February and numerous birthdays coming up in the next few months. Because of this, I wanted to start looking for cards to send. But, since I’m also cheap trying to be frugal, I wanted a way to make cards at home. Then I had the brilliant idea to get Squeaker involved… especially for Kyle, because well, why not make a homemade card for daddy? We ended up making three cards for his birthday this year, one that ended up being a joint project with T & J when they were here on the weekend. Please be advised that this post makes use of affiliate links. By…

Come celebrate a fun holiday in National Popcorn Day on January 19th!

Celebrate National Popcorn Day

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Did you know that today, January 19th, is also National Popcorn Day here in the United States? Here at Kori at Home we’re sharing a fun round up of popcorn inspired posts and a free mini printable pack to celebrate National Popcorn Day with you! [Tweet “Come celebrate National Popcorn Day with Kori at Home!”] First, let’s get to this fun list of popcorn inspired posts! We have a little bit of something in this round up including: recipes, play ideas, and more! [Tweet “Check out these 15+ fun posts to celebrate National Popcorn Day”] Featured in the Collage: (bottom row) 1- 5 Easy Ways to Top Your Popcorn from Inspiration Laboratories 2- Popcorn Fun! Activities, Info, Ideas, Recipes & More (Guest Post from Boy…

Easy Core Exercises to do at Home

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If you’re looking to improve your health and wellness as a stay at home mom, I feel you. Usually, I don’t leave the house unless we’re going grocery shopping, to a doctor’s appointment, or for one of Sweet B’s school functions. Honestly, I prefer it like that. I do take walks when the weather is nicer but, it’s also nice to have at-home exercise options. One of the things that I hope to do is yoga, but I also want other options. That’s why I’m sharing my picks for easy core exercises to do at home. Usually, I try to find a workout that’s going to target several muscle groups at once. That’s why, when I get around to it, I really want to start…

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Books and a Printable Pack for MLK Jr. Day

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Every year on the third Monday of January, the United States observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day (or MLK Jr. Day) in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. For most, it just means a day off from school and a three day weekend. Now, as a mom, it presents an opportunity to get in a day of edutainment (Educational and entertainment) with Sweet B and Squeaker. This year, I’m sharing a list of books and a printable pack for MLK Jr. Day. The books are divided by recommended age group and the mini printable pack contains pages that are suitable for multiple ages. Don’t feel pressured to use all of the pages. And if you’re looking for even more ideas, be sure to check…

Easy and Simple Every Day Play

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Squeaker turned a year old on December 5th and while I’ve seen different criteria for classifying a child of her age; we alternate between calling her an older baby or a toddler (… toddling terror, to be specific). She is walking and walking quite well, and she uses walking as her primary form of movement. She’ll only crawl now if it’s to reach something that she can’t bend down and pick up. But, even with all of her walking, I still try to find easy play ideas that will keep her moving, keep her occupied and also facilitate some sort of independent play. I’m not trying to say that I want her to play independently all the time- she’s still just a baby (in my…