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Looking back on my childhood I can recall some of my favourite toys that I loved to play with. One of my favourites was my view finder. So recently when I was provided the opportunity to create my own custom view master I was extremely excited. It took me awhile to pinpoint the exact memories that I wanted to capture, but in the end I decided to zero in on my recent trip to Mexico this past January. To create the View Master was easy. I had to visit Image 3D, create an account, and from there I was flying… … Continue reading
momstown moms and kids love to go exploring in the spring! One important thing to pack when you are going on an adventure is a snack. Set up a fun “Trail Mix Bar” and let preschoolers make their own trail mix to fill their hungry bellies. Continue reading
The weather has been so nice here this past week and we have spent almost all our time outside lately. Because of that, we are really late starting our Mothers Day craft with the daycare. My bad, but I hated to keep these kids inside when that’s where we’ve been all winter long. No worries. I scoured Pinterest until I found something that I thought looked cute and fun, and relatively easy since I have a young group right now. This is what I found: Cute right? It was pretty easy, but ours looks just a little different. First, we … Continue reading
Footprints just make the sweetest crafts – and they are such a lovely keepsake of the tiny feet as they grow so quickly! Many momstown programs, including Baby Basics, make art part of the fun – and for Mother’s Day some of our littlest momstown kids made Mother’s Day cards with a tiny footprint built right in! Continue reading
I’m not always the craftiest person, and I’ve been known to start a million projects I never end up finishing, but when I’m backed into a corner and need something I can’t seem to find anywhere else, I typically do a fairly good job of improvising…. even if that means making something from scratch. These little dresses came about that very way as I was trying to clothe 4 flower girls for my cousin’s wedding and not finding anything that had the style or price tag I was hoping for. I had never made a tutu before, so admittedly I … Continue reading
Like any baby, when they’re first born, you take photographs. Lots of photographs. Tens. Hundreds, Thousands. I’m not joking.
Especially when it’s your first child, you capture every moment. The first day, the first bath, the first sleep in the crib, smile, roll, etc. Something I also did was take a shot of Isabelle every single week while she was in the NICU, to see how big she was getting, and then every month in the nursery chair.
Sometimes, as mommy brain sets in, you forget these milestones or dates. Here’s where Belly Banter helps. Belly Banter is a company that makes monthly and milestone stickers for your babe. Continue reading
With vintage, shabby chic weddings all the rage, we wanted to show you a super easy way to put together a shabby chic country gift basket that is sure to be a hit! This project is inexpensive and only needs a few items that can be found at your local dollar or craft store… You’ll need: Apple Bushel Basket … search your local thrift store to see if you can find a hidden gem (like the one above for 99 cents) or purchase online from Hobby Lobby ($7.99). Faux Flowers and Natural Paper Shreds … find colors to coordinate with the wedding you … Continue reading
PTPA Media is very excited to invite you to join our Panel of Blogaholics! Our panel is made up of a wonderful variety of bloggers who love to write, review, test products and share information. If this sounds like you, then we want to hear from you! Why join our Panel of Blogaholics? Receive products to test in exchange for your honest evaluation Receive a dedicated bloggers page on our website Receive giveaways, products and content for your blog Participate in our Brand Ambassador Programs Share your content and reviews with our community of 60,000 families Be part of a … Continue reading






