This post was sponsored Tai Pei, all opinions expressed in my post are my own. Fall has finally arrived and I could not be more excited. Fall means we finally get that nice weather we have been dreaming about, the beautiful change of scenery, and all the fun fall activities that keep our families busy. But, fall also signals the busiest time of the year for most of us. You have such a short period of time to prepare yourself for 3 holidays, school parties, fall clean up, and so much more. It's like the to-do list is just never ending when the fall finally arrives! This year, join me and stay ahead of the busy fall season with these 5 tips! Stock the pantry (or freezer) with easy Keep Reading
Leftover Halloween Candy Bark
Looking for something fun to do with all that leftover Halloween candy? Try this! Halloween is my son’s most favorite holiday. Even though he is only 4-years-old, he tricks or teats like a manic. He also doesn't tire easy and we usually spend awhile out. And, we always end up with a ton of leftover Halloween candy that sticks around for what feels like ever. If you are like me and ration out your kids Halloween candy so your they are not on a sugar high until Christmas, consider throwing all that Leftover Halloween Candy into bark! I swear, this will be your new best friend! It's a great way to get rid of all that candy in one swift move while creating a super fun dessert that your Keep Reading
Homemade Uncrustables
As we all gear up for back to school, I thought what a better way to celebrate (or morn the end of summer) than with a frugal back to school lunch hack you moms are going to love, Homemade Uncrustables. Not only will these babies save you time in the morning, but they will also save you a small fortune by making them yourself. When shopping for back to school lunches last year, I bought a box of Uncrustables (for an outrageous price) just to discover that my son really doesn't like peanut butter OR jelly. But, a plus out of that was I totally didn't mind them and they were so easy to just grab and go. Yes, I am totally admitting that I actually really like these and now make them for Keep Reading
Hosting a Valentine’s Day Party on a Budget
Parties are so much fun to attend. You get to show up and enjoy yourself without having to worry about a thing. Hosting a Valentine’s Day party on a budget doesn’t seem like it would be as much fun, but it can be if you plan it right. Think about what you’ll need for your Valentine’s Day party so you can set your budget. Most likely you’ll want food, beverages and decorations at a minimum. Here are some ideas to help you have a great party without blowing a hole in your pocketbook. Determine the time of the party. What time you have the party can make a big difference in the amount of money you spend. Hosting the party after dinner will keep you from having to prepare a full meal. Keep Reading
Five Mistakes That Break the Holiday Budget
The holiday season is pending and you’re all set with a budget. Great! That puts you steps ahead of the majority of people. However, before you head out to begin your holiday shopping, let’s step back for a moment. You may have made some critical mistakes in your holiday budget. Identifying them ahead of time will save you stress in the long run. #1 Buying the first item you see - Okay, so your kid wants the new gaming system. You’ve budgeted it and you know you can afford it. You head out to the big box electronics store to grab the item. Stop! Have you done your research? Is this the cheapest you can get it for? Are there any promotions or online promotion codes that could save you Keep Reading
3 Fun Thanksgiving Snack/Craft Ideas For Kids
Families who have children know they have little tummies. Since they can’t hold as much food as an adult, they may need to eat snacks to keep them going through out the day. As the holidays near, considers these fun Thanksgiving snack ideas. In fact your children can help you prepare these snacks the day before Thanksgiving so they’ll be available for guests until the meal is ready to eat. Photo Credit: Family Fun Magazine Sugar Cone Tepee Treat Children will love having their own tepee treat made out of a sugar cone. Here is what you’ll need to make this snack: * 8 sugar cones (or increase the recipe to have one for each child) * 2 cups of sifted powdered or confectioner’s Keep Reading
Your New Secret Weapon this Holiday Season + Giveaway! ($249 Value)
The kitchen is one of my favorite places to be during the holiday season. Not only is it always the warmest place in the house, but it's also the place my family spends the most time together. Most of the time during the months of November and December, you can usually find something baking in my oven. I am not sure why, but that is just what seems to happen. I just get going on baking frenzy's when the weather gets nice enough for me to turn on my oven. I love handing out baked goods to anyone that will take them. I always try to bring something homemade to every holiday event I attend. There is just something about handing out sweet treats to anyone that will take them that makes me Keep Reading
Top Tips for a Stress-Free Thanksgiving Dinner Party
Families will soon be gathering to celebrate the holidays. If you are looking for tips for a stress-free Thanksgiving dinner party, take a look at the ideas. Some of them may help make your Thanksgiving less stressful. Plan as much as you can ahead of time. What will the menu include? Will you prepare the entire meal or will others bring food as well? Keep track of who will prepare and bring which dishes so you’ll know what needs to be cooked and you don’t end up with too many deviled eggs and desserts with no other sides. Also, make sure to print you Thanksgiving Forget Me Not List! Consider what you can do ahead of time rather than waiting until the week or day of Thanksgiving. Keep Reading
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