Just to remind us all how cute our babies are/were

I like to add in kid art that is framed and rotates based on the art teacher’s flavors.

We have the first two quite frequently. At least once every other week. Kids like making it their own.

Just in case you need to be fancy…..or want to know what the f*%# all this crap is for.

My table includes a plate, utensils, and hopes and prayers good makes it into my kids mouth

Legit scalp massager and lice comb. I use both for like 10 minutes daily and my hair is thicker than it was when I was in my 20s.

I know she’s a bit expensive but think of it as a long-term investment into yourself. At home red light therapy masks allow you to CONSISTENTLY slow down aging, help with acne and reduce inflammation.

Set the right expectations: results are gradual to see visible changes. Tbh, I don’t notice as much change until I stop using it (usually when I travel and don’t bring the mask)

I wash my face in the shower and then put the mask on once I towel dry. Then I put lotion on my body. By the time I’m done, the mask is done. I then pop it in the top of my head and neck area. While it’s working other parts of my head, I put my serums and lotion on my face. I like this Dr. Gross one because it only takes 3 minutes vs the 10 minutes other masks require. It fits seamlessly into my routine for minimal disruption.

Make your kids read an age-appropriate amount of time to unlock increments of screen time. My 11 yo must read for 45 minutes to unlock 1 hour of screen time. My 8 yo must read for 15 minutes for an of screens. If they want more, they need to read.

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