There’s something about 16 months that feels like a quiet shift. They’re not your tiny baby anymore…But they’re not fully toddler either. They want independence.They want to climb.They want to “help.”They want to carry their own bag. So instead of buying random toys, I’m focusing on intentional pieces that support development, independence, and sanity in this transition season. Here’s what I’ve ordering — and why. #1: Woodure Foldable Learning Tower (Kitchen Helper) This is

February in Orlando is one of the best months to get out of the house. The weather is finally comfortable, the crowds are lighter, and there are so many free family events happening across the city if you know where to look. If you’re trying to plan intentional, budget-friendly days with your kids, here’s your updated list of free February family events in Orlando, including Black History Month celebrations and Valentine’s activities. Save this and check back as more events a

When I first started thinking about homeschooling in Florida, everyone kept asking me what curriculum I was going to use. Math. Reading. Science. Schedules. No one asked me if I was ready for the emotional shift. No one explained how simple the law actually is but how overwhelming it feels at first. And definitely no one explained the scholarship options in a way that made sense. So if you’re thinking about homeschooling in Florida, here’s what I wish someone would have told