I consider myself a pretty lucky lady. Not only do I get to attend all of my children’s events and do most of my work from home, but I also get the opportunity to go to special media events where I can learn about the latest and greatest things.
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After helping prepare the school garden, the kids (especially Noah and Emma) were even more excited to plant our own garden. You may remember that last summer was the first year we had planted a raised garden of our own in our side yard. Noah is just now really old enough to full understand how planting a garden works and the work that goes into making it a success – and all of that comes from hands on education and awareness – it makes it so much more exciting for young kids, and they are more eager to try new vegetables’ after they’ve put the work into caring for the plants.
We’ve got about half of our little garden finished at this point and Noah is proud to have his first “garden” barrel of his very own this year.
The Exhibit runs Saturday May 16th from 9-9 and Sunday May 17th from 10-7. Admission for 13 years and older is $20, Seniors 65 + is $18. Children ages 2-12: Exhibit PLUS is $25, Exhibit only is $18. Children 1 year and under FREE.
I’m so excited to partner up with Discover the Dinosaurs and giveaway a family four pack of tickets to TWO readers! Enter below and share this fun contest with a friend…or two!
I’ve got a little checklist that I’ve created (because I’m obsessed with lists) to remind myself on what need to be done over the next couple of days, and I thought I’d share it with you.
I made sure that I signed the waivers online first so I wouldn’t have to worry about that when we got there. We entered in to the large building and my kids let out a little gasp of anticipation. There were multiple areas with different activities for them to play on – sections for all ages to jump, certain areas for just younger children, a basketball bouncing area, a foam pit – and all of the sections had their own attendant supervising everyone.
I love my kids so much, and even though it makes me sad how quickly they are growing up, I’m so glad that we are past the diaper and potty training stage!
Before I had children I had never used or purchased a baby wipe – ever. But now, well I couldn’t imagine life without them! Between messy car rides, sticky peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and those moments when you have to suddenly clean dirt off of their hands and faces (and your not home!) we use Pampers Wipes all the time, and not just for the kids! I’ll use them when I need to clean something off quick like extra dirt on my shoes or a spot on my shirt.
It’s hard work being a mom especially one with young ones, and sometimes there’s just not enough time in the day to get everything done, believe me I know it. I sincerely believe on of the nicest things you can do for another mom is to treat them from a break away from the messes and cleaning, and I try to remember to do that for my friends every now and again. Pampers knows how hard it is to keep the house clean with kids in and out too, so they are giving away a Spring Gentle Clean Gift Basket to one lucky reader! This gift basket includes:
There is also a Twitter Party happening this week where you can engage with other moms online if you want to learn new ways to help making spring cleaning easier while using Pampers Wipes and wine prizes at the same time by joining the #PampersWipes Twitter Party!
Here are the details:
Now on to the giveaway!
