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Flitting fairies. Woodland friends. And sipping tea in a shady glen. All of these things made for a delightful fairy tea party to celebrate my little’s recent summer birthday.
The event was inspired by a beautiful fairy festival that we attended the previous year.
With the patriotic holidays – Memorial Day and Fourth of July – right around the corner, my family recently asked what my new dessert would be. Clearly, I started an annual tradition without even knowing it. I love making red, white and blue desserts.
“Are not flowers the stars of the Earth?” asks Clare Balfour in her inspirational quote. Yes. Yes, they are. Flowers can also be the star of the party.
Digging in dirt. A classic childhood right of passage. But with a dessert? Although you might not be so sure, I don’t know any child that would turn away dirt pudding cups.
Every Easter, our family hosts the neighborhood Easter egg hunt. There are eggs, Easter themed treats and, with some luck, lots of sunshine. I also like to set up a kids craft table
One of the most relaxing activities that we enjoy doing together on a lazy afternoon is coloring. We grab our favorite coloring supplies (mine are these ice cream scented markers or these erasable ones that fix any mistake you make.
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