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Affordable Spring Fashion Finds for the Family

** This post is sponsored by Walmart.com but the content and opinions expressed here are my own.

If we start dressing like it’s spring, will Chicago temperatures get the memo? I am daydreaming about going on vacation to somewhere warm and tropical, like Florida or Hawaii, but I’ll settle for more sunshine and less rain. I recently picked up a few spring items for my daughters and myself. We have a busy season ahead with their two birthday parties, swim lessons for both of them and lots of family fun, so I’m getting into the spirit by sharing my affordable spring fashion haul for the family.

I wanted to get myself a one-piece swimsuit that I can wear to the mom-and-me swim classes. After having a baby last year I was no longer comfortable in my two-piece swimsuits. No way! Luckily, I found the perfect one-piece option at Walmart! I came across this Time and Tru black ruffle swimsuit on Walmart’s website and took advantage of free two-day shipping to have it time for our most recent swim lessons. The swimsuit gives me the coverage I want but with some playfulness in the ruffles. The cinching hugs me in the right places and makes me feel more comfortable. I paired it with sandals I already had, a coverup from Time and Tru for wearing outside of the pool or on the beach and an adorable Aloha tote, also from Time and Tru, and I was good to go.


Search for this Time and Tru coverup and Aloha tote bag on Walmart’s website!

For V I picked up a two-piece outfit that she can wear to her birthday party in May. She requested a unicorn theme, and when I saw this reversible tutu skirt and ruffle top combo I knew I had to get it for her. The top says “I’m Actually a Unicorn.” It’s SO cute. She will wear it will gold flats at her birthday — and probably all the time this spring and summer.

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For A, who is outgrowing clothing so quickly, I bought a set of two dresses with matching bloomers. The florals and bright colors give off spring vibes, and she looks so adorable in them. Also, they have POCKETS. She will soon know the joy of pockets on dresses.

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Best of all, these finds were affordable. What I like about shopping at Walmart is that I can find styles we like at prices that are easy on our budget.

Have you done any spring shopping? What do you think of my finds?

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Planning a Doughnut Birthday Party

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A couple of months ago it hit me that Addi will be 1 soon. The realization was emotional, let me tell you. After I wiped away the tears, I had the motivation I needed to begin planning! I am excited to be partnering with Basic Invite to show you the theme I chose for her first birthday party: doughtnuts! I’m also sharing the invitations I customized from among Basic Invite’s many card options.

Once I chose the Donut/Doughnut theme, I browsed Basic Invite’s birthday party invitation selection. I found a card that said “Donut miss this party!” that I thought was adorable, but I wanted to customize the text to add the word “sweet.” I then inserted my personalized information and changed the color of some of the text to French Rose. Basic Invite has SO many color options (more than 180 different colors) so it was easy to do. I also prefer round edges on cards and invitations, which is another customization option. I chose pink envelopes to match the font on the invitations. (You can find more than 40 envelope colors.) The best thing about these envelopes is that you don’t have to lick them, select peel and seal!

Basic Invite’s Donut party invitations match the party decor I already have perfectly!

I also wanted to be prepared for writing thank you cards after the party, so I opted to get the matching cards that Basic Invite already offered. I customized the text to say The Floras, and I love how they came out!

I previously used Basic Invite for our adoption announcements and birth announcements. These invitations and cards had the same high paper quality and personalization I have come to expect. Other services include the address capturing service that makes addressing the envelopes a breeze, along with custom samples so you can see what you order will look like before printing it.

Besides invitations and thank you cards for weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, holidays, graduations and so many other events, you can also order business cards for your business or blog, including their foil embossed business cards, which look really impressive and professional. The countless options I mentioned for customization will ensure you get the
best looking business cards possible! Right now Basic Invite is offering 15 percent off with coupon code: 15FF51. (Code only works for a limited time.)

What do you think about the theme? Have you ordered from Basic Invite?

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Recent Baby Favorites

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I recently shared some of my favorite products of the moment, and that reminded me of the other, baby-specific items that how worked out well for us so far. I’ve already shared toddler favorites in the past, so this focuses more on buys for babies under 12 months. Let me know your recent favorites in the comments!

First 100 Words book: I like pointing at things in this book to teach her new words. The colors draw her in and she seems to like looking at it. I plan to get other versions of this board book.

Ocean animals bath mat: Addi outgrew her bathtub long ago and she would not sit still in it anyway, so I did away with it and just put her in the tub with this nonslip bath mat. It has ocean animals on it; it’s so cute! It’s not that big, though. V, who is 4 years old, uses this bath mat as well.

Silicone placemat: This EZPZ placemat and plate in one was a recommendation from a fellow blogger. I like the size of the Mini Mat version, which fits perfectly on Addi’s high chair. It has three compartments for food, suctions onto flat surfaces, and washes easily in the dishwasher. What makes this brand unique is that the mats are BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalate free. The placemats are also hypo-allergenic. (The products are available at multiple retailers and the brand’s own website as well.) We bought the coral placemat.

Floral jungle animal walker: I never planned to buy a walker because I had heard that they don’t really help children learn to walk, but we found that she wanted to follow us around faster than she could while crawling. She is much happier now that she can walk around the house with us and be part of the action. She is also taking a couple steps now and standing a lot on her own for several seconds, so I feel like she is on track for learning how to walk. We didn’t buy an expensive walker since she will only use it for a short time.

Sit to stand learning walker: We bought this months ago when I thought we wouldn’t get a regular walker. This serves a dual purpose because even before she could stand she would play with panel on the front, but now she can push it too. It comes in pink and multicolor options. She has always enjoyed the music and the little mechanical elements on the front panel. (By the way, the front section comes off so she can continue to play with this toy after she learns to walk, too.)

What are you (or your kiddos) loving right now?

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Girls Shared Nursery/Bedroom Reveal & Ideas

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It’s taken us months, but we are finally almost done putting together our girls’ shared bedroom. My almost 11-month-old and 4-year-old daughters will be in the same room to keep them next to our bedroom and hopefully build a stronger bond. We chose an animal theme mixed with florals with gray and pink walls as the backdrop for their space. I love how it’s turning out! While we still want to find a soft playmat or rug and switch the placement of their bed/crib, the room is pretty much complete and ready to be revealed.

We began by painting the white walls with Valspar’s Baby Blush and Gravity paint. We painted the trim around the windows and the baseboards white, too.

I found Addi’s gray upholstered crib at a closeout price. While the gray is out of stock, I found it here in white! I absolutely love her crib. I don’t recall where I purchased V’s toddler bed two years ago, but this is where I found her floral bedding.

We use a rocking chair we already had in their room for nursing. It’s not the most comfortable chair in the world but I didn’t want to purchase an expensive rocker to use for a year. I use my Boppy, which was gifted to me at my baby shower, to make it more comfy. A friend also gifted the elephant mobile. I then purchased matching a matching elephant crib sheet.

Between the beds we have these animal/floral prints I purchased from this Etsy shop. I purchased the files and printed them myself at home. I then bought these frames to display them.

On each side of the frames we have floral handmade letters from an Etsy shop. These took about a month to receive because they arrived from the United Kingdom. They were worth the wait! I chose the 30 cm letters as well as the colors I wanted.

My next favorite part of the room is the tree decal, which we customized to have a white tree, branches and leaves and pink butterflies and birds. This took several days to install (with two kids to take care of at the same time) but it was so worth it. I love how it came out! (The shop allows you to choose the colors of each part of the tree and the birds/butterflies.)

Next to the tree we have stuffed animals we bought at three different zoos. The giraffe is from Brookfield Zoo, the orangutan is from Phoenix Zoo and the elephant is from San Diego Zoo.

We use the bookshelf that I have had for years (and used to be in my office) for books and puzzles. We also have a basket of other stuffed animals given to the girls. We use baskets in the bookcase to hold floor puzzles and Play-Doh.

We also added book ledges next to the book shelf and tree. We display our favorite books, including “Where the Wild Things Are” and the “Earth Book.”

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Other decor in the room: Animal decorations from my baby shower that I wanted to reuse, a floral/animal height chart that was a gift from family and birds we bought years ago. We use a gray toy chest for toy storage that I found online.

The room has a sliding door that leads to a balcony, where we have our bird feeder, which was gifted to us by my in laws. V loves looking out for birds and she has three books to help her identify the birds she is seeing.

I took this photo in early January during a snowfall.

This space is my favorite to spend time in. I hope the girls will continue to love it!

What do you think about the girls’ room?

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5 Recent Amazon Favorites

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I was never a frequent Amazon shopper until my husband signed up for Prime. Now I purchase necessities on Amazon regularly to take advantage of the fast shipping in Chicago. Today I’m sharing my favorite lifestyle purchases for baby, beauty and more.

  • OXO Tot Bottle Brush: What makes this a nice baby bottle brush is that it comes with a nipple cleaner and stand. It’s also white so it matches any decor. I recommend this if you have a little one!
  • Car Phone Mount Holder: A phone holder is a necessity in Chicago because it’s illegal to drive and hold a phone to your ear, not to mention it’s convenient when using navigation on your phone. This one mounts on either the dashboard or the windshield, and we find that the suction holds up nicely.
  • Fleece Lined Leggings: I just needed some comfortable black leggings that also keep me warm and aren’t too thin. These are super affordable and are comfy around the waistband. I like that they are high-rise; the higher the better in my book!
  • Jojoba Oil: I started using this oil as a moisturizer recently and I love it! It’s more affordable to use oils such as jojoba and rosehip than to use expensive skin-care products, and I have noticed many of the same benefits!
  • Makeup Brush Cleaning Mat: I have an easier time cleaning my brushes since using a mat. This one has suction cups so you can keep it in place with cleaning your brushes. It’s affordable and I like the color! It also comes in pink and purple.

What are your current Amazon favorites? I plan to do a separate post on baby and toddler purchases. Let me know if that’s something you’d like to see!

Tips for Taking a Road Trip With Kids and a Dog

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Graham and I both had to go to work in Phoenix last week, so we planned a family trip there from Chicago. We floated the idea of flying, but the reality was that we needed a car and a lot of stuff our kids require, such as two car seats, a stroller, a Pack and Play, etc. We decided that driving, although a long distance, was the best option for us to give us the flexibility we needed and the space to fit everything we wanted to bring. Along the way we learned many things that could make future drives flow more smoothly. I’m sharing these tips in hopes of helping other parents have a better time in the car.

Road trip tips:

  • Take your time. You will have to stop a lot to change diapers, take bathroom breaks, walk the dog, and eat. Practice patience and give yourself enough time and then some.
  • Don’t forget a changing pad or something to change diapers on. You’d be surprised how many rest stops or restrooms don’t have family bathrooms or even a changing table.
  • Plan car rides for when your kids are more calm and less fussy or antsy. For us, this means the morning and early afternoons. By late afternoon/early evening they start to get anxious to leave the car. It’s not fun.
  • Switch out toys every hour or so. I brought toys for the baby and V and then switched them out as often as needed to prevent boredom. I wish I would have brought more, but they both did great in the car.
  • Bring plenty of snacks and water/drinks. Reusable cups are perfect. If you can pack healthy snacks in glass containers, even better, because most of the snacks and food options on the road are not healthy.
  • Get a lap desk tray for toddlers to use as a table and to contain snacks. This prevented messes because it has a cup holder and kept V entertained because she could put her books on it and she could color. The tray was a recommendation from A Toddler and a Top Knot blog. 
  • Consider books vs. screen time. While we didn’t give V much if any screen time during the ride, we have in the past. I think long road trips are an acceptable time to bend the screen times rules a little bit if it means keeping everyone’s sanity. You can always reinforce your rules when you get home, if you have them. If you’re against screen time, coloring books and books that you can trace letters on are a great option.
  • Keep your pup contained with a pet barrier (if you have an SUV). I bought this at Weathertech to keep Capone in the back. In the past he liked to jump into the front and eat our food or leave dog hair all over everything. With this rack he is safely in the back and has plenty of room.
  • Pack a weekend bag in addition to luggage. Pack a bag with everything you need for the road trip (if it’s more than one day of driving), so you don’t have to unload and load multiple bags when you stop overnight. You can just leave your larger suitcase in the car if possible.
  • If you’re pumping/bottlefeeding, check whether any hotel room you book will have a fridge to store any milk/formula that needs to be refrigerated. Also, if you pump consider whether a car power adapter would be helpful to you.
  • Bring a Pack n Play or DockaTot for the baby to sleep/nap in. We brought both but she mostly slept in the Pack n Play.
  • Bring an extra bag for dirty laundry and a small detergent bottle to hand wash clothing on the go. Babies and toddlers especially wll have accidents and spills. It helps to be prepared to do some laundry in the hotel room if needed. You could also use the hotel’s laundry service, but it’s typically not cheap. Some hotels might also have laundry rooms.
  • Bring foldable, portable dog bowls. These are so easy to travel with and don’t take up much room. We also bring natural dog freshening spray for in between washes.
  • Invest in a small travel baby booster chair to use for feeding. Instead of bringing her hair chair, we bought an affordable one to use for travel in the future. We find that it’s too difficult to feed her unless she’s strapped into a chair because the girl is on the move and won’t finish her meals otherwise.
  • Have plenty of towels or napkins, wipes, air sanitizer and hand sanitizer.

And my best tip: Try to have fun and enjoy the journey! What tips would you add? What are your travel essentials?

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My Review of the Nested Bean Zen Sack

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After seeing ads for the Nested Bean Zen Sack and Zen Swaddle incessantly on Facebook, I was intrigued. I had been Googling sleep related questions, so it’s no surprise I was seeing this product everywhere online. The posts claimed to help your baby sleep better in just a few nights, and after more than three months of being woken up every 2-3 hours, I was willing to try anything. I purchased the Zen Sack sleeping sack for Addi around the time we wanted to start sleep training.

The Nested Bean Zen Sack is a sleeping sack for infants that is available in 13 designs. Sizes are available in three options: 3-6 months, 6-12 months, and 15-24 months. I have used sleeping sacks like the Halo and the Ergobaby and liked those, but this one claimed to be different thanks to its weighted pressure pad on the chest that is supposed to mimic a parent’s touch. If the baby is a tummy sleeper it can be worn backwards, too. Addi has been sleeping on her tummy, but I keep the pad on her chest and she doesn’t seem to be uncomfortable that way.

I purchased the Stardust Pink option in size 6-12 months. When I opened the package, I was impressed by the quality of the material. It looked like it would be perfect for the winter time to control Addi’s temperature. It has a two-way zipper on the side that goes around the bottom, which makes diaper changes or putting it on easy. The shoulder straps have two sets of snaps that make them adjustable.

Keep in mind this was before sleep training, but I did see an improvement in her sleep. On the first night she wore the Zen Sack she woke at 2 a.m. and then not until almost 6 a.m., which is about when she had been waking for the day. On the second night, she woke up twice. She woke up three times on the third night. On the fourth night she had a five-hour stretch, which was long for her at the time. On the fifth night she woke up three times.

We reached out to Nested Bean for their free sleep advice, which they say they offer, and they offered this suggestion: “To help her get used to falling asleep on her own, try gently rubbing/patting the weight of the sack, while she is in the crib (fully awake). This will help your baby associate the weight of the sack with you soothing her to sleep. Do this until she dozes off.” Another tip: “When she wakes throughout the night, try the gentle/patting again, until she falls asleep. Of course, if she is hungry or needs to be changed, you can take her out of the crib, but otherwise TRY to avoid taking her out! At 7 months, she is nearly ready to stay in the crib all night, and needs your help understanding that it’s okay to stay there. If you find that the gentle patting works to help her fall asleep, try to gradually decrease the amount of time you spend doing this, so she can eventually do without it!”

Soon after this, we began trying to let her fall asleep in her crib in conjunction with using the Zen Sack, and sometimes other sleeping sacks when it’s in the wash. Addi now wakes usually once a night (if she’s not sick or teething). She has had stretches as long as nine hours since then. Last night she slept nine and a half hours, fed and then slept another two hours. Her sleep stretches can be anywhere from 5-6 hours to about nine on a really good night.

My final thoughts:

I like the Zen Sack and think it’s well made based on my almost two months of use. It has held up well to many washes and it has a cute design. Despite some reviews saying babies have slept through the night in just a few nights I would not expect a miracle product (unless your baby is already a good sleeper). But when used in conjunction with teaching your baby healthy sleep habits, like implementing a routine, it can definitely help both baby and parents sleep better. I would definitely purchase another Zen Sack.

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Christmas at the Flora House

This has been a special Christmas for us: It was the first in our new house, and it was Addi’s first! V had some new traditions, too.

Our Christmas recap:

I love our tree this year despite never finding a tree topper after ours broke. I plan to also purchase a new tree skirt next year.

We chose to stay in Chicago for Christmas this year vs. traveling to Arizona or Kentucky. We wanted to continue our own tradition of having Christmas morning breakfast and then opening gifts together. Our tree had lots of gifts that were sent to us by our family members, and we let the girls open a couple of them on Christmas Eve and the rest on Christmas Day.

The weekend before Christmas we had a mini Cookie Day, a tradition for the Flora family in Kentucky. We missed it this year because traveling to Louisville was challenging for us over Thanksgiving and we weren’t sure we could do it twice in month. Graham’s parents drove to Chicago to visit for the weekend, which was so nice. We exchanged gifts (They gave us a birdhouse!) and made many batches of cookies.

We didn’t make it to Brookfield Zoo, Breakfast with Santa at Chicago Botanic Garden, Lincoln Park Zoo or Christkindlmarket this month. Those events had been on my radar, but we just couldn’t make them happen this year. We aren’t fully adjusted to being a family of four and chose to make things easier for ourselves. My hope is that next year we will have more energy and have things more figured out. We did make it on the CTA Holiday Train, though, despite a little mishap. It’s one of our favorite family traditions.

Addi was able to meet Santa a couple of weeks ago. She stared at him and seemed puzzled by the strange man holding her, but at least she didn’t cry!

I wasn’t sure what to put in Addi’s stocking or what presents Santa should bring her at 8 months old. She ended up getting blocks, stackable rings, a fish toy, teethers, an Oball gift set, and a Fisher Price Laugh and Play Puppy. I also bought her a Cuddle + Kind doll, which provides 10 meals to children in need. V has a successful year and Santa brought her all the gifts on her wish list. (We allow her to make a list of five things she would like every year. We then purchase an additional gift(s) from us as her parents.) I saw a post around social media about the four-gift rule for children, and that seemed like a great idea and wonderful, but it’s not something we will do. We like to give our children whatever we would like to get them, and what the budget allows, and don’t think any parent should be shamed for their gifting choices. Whatever works for your family is best! Speaking of gifts, my wrapping was not that great this year. It’s a miracle that the wrapping even got done. ha!

A new tradition for us this year was matching Christmas pajamas, except my plans were foiled when the men’s sizes ran out weeks before, after I had already ordered the girls’ pajamas. I was hoping they would be restocked but they never were. I wasn’t able to find all of our sizes at any retailer that sold matching family pajamas. Next year I shall be on the ball and order them early!

Hope you had a wonderful holiday if you celebrate! What are your favorite traditions?

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A’s 8-Month Update

This has been a major month in terms of milestones for Addi. She has changed so much in a short time, and this phase has become my favorite so far. I love watching her do new things and learn every day.

Sleep: After waking 3-5 times a night every night since she turned 4 months old, we decided it was in our family’s best interest to attempt to teach her to fall asleep on her own. It’s been less than a week and she is already sleeping better and going down for naps more easily. We are attempting as gentle an approach as we can.

Feeding: She’s eating three meals a day now along with breastfeeding and drinking breast milk or formula from a bottle. We are mostly feeding her purees, but we are slowly introducing chunkier foods and letting her self-feed.

Stats: I am not sure what her weight is now. She is in 9 or 9-12 month clothes and wears Size 3 diapers.

Highlights:

She pulled herself up to stand in her crib, so we had to lower the mattress.

She started army crawling at first but is now fully crawling, though she is still a bit unsteady.

She still smiles and laughs constantly.

She loves to drink water from her sippy cup and can hold her own bottle.

She still protests when mom and dad walk away.

She places her hand on mine when I say high-five.

She loves to splash around during bath time and now sits on a nonslip mat vs. in a bather.

She wants to grab EVERYTHING.

She still doesn’t have teeth.

We also had her passport photo taken and submitted the passport applications for both the girls, and we are excited for future trips as a family.

That’s it for today’s update. I’ll share another as she gets a bit older and we have hit more milestones. Do you have a kiddo(s)? Share a fun update in the comments!

 

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Adelina’s 7-Month Update

Every baby update I’ve read starts with disbelief about the child growing so quickly. You can go ahead and insert that statement here about Addi.  As of today she is 7 months old! She’s so much closer to 1 now and I can’t handle it. I haven’t posted an update since she was 4 months old, so I wanted to share a bit about how she’s doing now.

Sleep: Addi is still waking up at least three times a night. We clearly have not successfully sleep trained. Her naps improved, at least. She has been sleeping in her crib for a few months now. She has started rolling over and sleeping on her tummy occasionally, which sometimes wakes her up and sometimes helps her sleep better.

Feeding: She is now eating solids! We are sticking with purees for now, and she’s had apples, pears, peas, green beas, sweet potato, carrot, mango, peach, pineapple, blueberry, mac and cheese with veggies, yogurt, avocado, spinach, butternut squash and banana. She hasn’t had any bad reactions to any of those and she has devoured all of her meals. Feeding is more fun now that it’s more than just a bottle or breastfeeding.

Stats: At her 6-month appointment she weighed 17.75 pounds and measured 26 inches long. She was able to get her first flu shot, too. She is in 6-9 month or 9 month clothes and wears Size 3 diapers.

Highlights:

She is sitting on her own.

She is still babbling constantly.

She seems to want to crawl, but mostly she scoots, lunges herself forward or rolls around the floor.

She doesn’t mind being on her stomach anymore. She used to hate it but now she immediately rolls over when she is set down.

She still smiles and laughs constantly. She is a happy baby overall.

She loves to drink water from her sippy cup.

She protests when mom and dad walk away.

She loves to smile and play with her sister.

She places her hand on mine when I say high-five.

She loves to splash around during bath time.

She’s constantly grabbing her feet.

She doesn’t have teeth yet but we think they are coming soon.

 

That’s it for today’s update. I’ll share another as she gets a bit older and we have hit more milestones. Do you have a kiddo(s)? Share a fun update in the comments!

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