Kids
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DIY Little Passports: El Salvador
Hola from our latest stop on the World Explorers Club! We’re towards the end of the year on our journey, and have come to the “Land of Volcanoes” in El Salvador! Sadly it wasn’t…
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Batman Potty Party!
We’ve had a potty for 2 years hoping our now 4-year-old son would just use it one day when he was ready, but he was showing signs of readiness so I needed to…
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A Happy Doctor Who-lloween
It’s a Timey-Wimey-Wibbly-Wobbly Halloween this year in our Doctor Who family costumes! For fans of the BBC show, we dressed from left to right as Robin Hood, the Impossible Astronaut, the TARDIS in…
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DIY Little Passports: Kenya
I cried—a lot—while reading the materials before approving them for this package. Stories about kindness, giving, gratitude, making a difference, following your dreams, unexpected friendships, and what it truly means to mourn with…
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Dinosaur National Monument
We are the dinosaurs, marching marching; we are the dinosaurs whaddya think of that! Fall Break is family time, and what better way to make our little aspiring paleontologist’s day than an all-day road…
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Meet Me at the Pumpkin Patch
This cute little pumpkin patch is right in our price range and perfect for our family. It has fun corn activities for the kids, and pumpkins of all varieties. We know we’ve had…
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DIY Little Passports: England
Cheerio, g’uvner! Honestly I was super excited to properly introduce my World Explorer to England solely for the Beatles! It’s been awesome being able to listen to Beatles songs every day and even rent the…
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Two Little Boys and Trains
Every morning when I wake up for the past month I feel a little hand on my face and the sweet little voice attached to the hand says, “Mom, trains! Trains!” He looks…
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Back to School 2019
It’s such an exciting time for the kids when school starts up again! Open House We went to Open House to meet their teachers and get all excited for the upcoming school year.…
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DIY Little Passports: France
Bonjour! It’s a fun (and delicious) adventure this month from France in our home-made kits for the World Explorers Club project. Our daughter (now 8 years old) has learned about several different cultures and…
