Winter isn't oven until March 20, so we've put together a FREE Winter Activity Checklist to get you out of bed and enjoying the cozy winter season. Whether you're looking for indoor activities, outdoor adventures, or simple family bonding activities, this list has something for you. Download it now, print it, post it to your fridge, and get busy!
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a time to honor the life and legacy of a hero who fought for justice, equality, and kindness. What better way to celebrate this special day than by involving your kids in activities that help them understand Dr. King’s message and inspire them to make a difference? Whether you're crafting, reading, or heading down to Houston for one of the parades, there are plenty of easy and meaningful ways to teach your children about his vision for a better world.
Everyone knows to put marshmallows in hot chocolate, but have you tried any of these other unique add-ons?
A hobby can be a total game-changer for moms, especially when life feels like a juggling act! Do you have one? If not, no worries—I’ve got the perfect guide to help you find one (or maybe even a few!) that’ll make your heart sing.
Picture this: it’s your day off (or whatever "off" looks like in your busy world), and you’re not groaning about the chores ahead. Instead, you’re grinning from ear to ear, saying, “Hooray! Today is the day I get to dive into my hobby!" Or maybe, you're looking forward to the quiet of the evening and thinking, "I can't wait to get the kids in bed so I can finally enjoy my passion!" That’s the magic of the right hobby—it becomes your happy place, so absorbing that you might even forget the clock ticking away.
Can you believe it? Winter break has absolutely flown by. One minute we were unwrapping presents and enjoying holiday chaos, and now here we are—already saying goodbye to our oldest child again.
Do you have a college kiddo heading back to campus soon too? If so, I hope you’re able to make the most of the last moments together. Whether it's sharing a meal, running errands, or having meaningful conversations, these final days offer the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories and ensure your child is fully prepared for the next semester.
To help you make the most of this precious time, here are 10 thoughtful and practical things you can do before they head back to school.
Ah, your little one is teething! This common milestone can begin as early as 3 months and last until your child is about 3 years old. If your baby is in this age range and you’re noticing any of the following signs, they may be getting some new teeth! (And YOU might be getting less rest, at least for a little while!)
Engage with your little one while celebrating the New Year! This WoodlandsMommy.com-created lesson plan includes craft and activities, songs and fingerplays, storytime, links to coloring pages fun YouTube videos, and more!
(SPONSORED BY Mamaya Health; Written by Amy Green, Mamaya Founder) - Motherhood is a beautiful, fulfilling journey—but let’s be honest, it’s also a full one. Between school drop-offs, work deadlines, playdates, grocery lists, and the mental load of keeping everyone’s schedule straight, it’s no wonder moms often feel stretched to their limits.
It’s almost time to high-five 2025! With little ones at home, family-friendly fun is the way to go! Just for you, we’ve found 12 exciting New Year’s Eve celebrations around town to ensure an epic start to the next 12 months is epic!
Cough cough! Sniffle sniffle. Wheeeeez!
Cold weather has arrived, and so have the holidays, which means ripping and running with the kids, spending time with friends and extended family, and maybe packing up for a family vacation. It’s simply NOT THE TIME to be sick! Whie the lower temperatures themselves won’t cause illness, they can create a more favorable environment for viruses, making them easier to spread and increasing your chances of getting sick.
So, what do you do about it? The answer is easy: Strengthen your immune system to make it easier for your body to defend against harmful germs. If you're otherwise healthy, supporting your immune system can be as simple as adopting these 4 common healthy habits.
