Bunny's pap bought and put up a few sweet little surprises for her, her cousins, and her playschool friends!
Here is one of his surprises!
They have yet to find the other one!
I love that my whole family wants to help make childhood an magical, enchanted time for the little ones!
What a WEEK at Eco-Kids Tuesday!!
We had a record 93 posts shared!!
I am amazed and inspired by all the wonderful, eco-happy ideas.
The Features
Simple Foody shared a recipe for Soaked Banana Pumpkin Baby Biscuits that are gluten free!
Small Footprint Family shared their Healthy Probiotic Fruit Candies with us. I recently bought some grass=fed gelatin, so I am hoping to try making these soon!
We Made That shared a quick, healthy treat: Frozen Yogurt Banana Pops!
I plan to skip the sprinkles for a sugar free treat!
Simply Living shared some info important for these upcoming months:
Teach Beside Me shared a wonderful post on Gardening with Kids!
And now for this week's Eco-Kids Tuesday Link-Up!!
I hope that you'll share some great family-friendly posts that are also friendly for the environment.
Some ideas include:
- Nature Activities
- Outdoor Activities
- Crafts made with re-purposed or recycled materials
- Sewing and DIY home projects
- Science Experiments
- Posts on environmental issues for kids or families
- Non-toxic living
- Homeopathic Remedies
Eco-Kids Tuesdays is co-hosted by Organic Aspirations and Like Mama~Like Daughter this means that anything you link-up shows up on both blogs!
Feel free to link up several of your posts.
There are only a few rules:
Please follow both co-hostess' blogs, and visit some of the other posts and give them some encouragement! Please stick to posts and photos not giveaways or items for sale.
By linking up, you are agreeing that Organic Aspirations or Like Mama~Like Daughter can feature your photos next week with a link back to your site.
Please link back to my site using this button (once I get it fixed !!) OR simply text linking within your post!
Feel free to link up several of your posts.
There are only a few rules:
Please follow both co-hostess' blogs, and visit some of the other posts and give them some encouragement! Please stick to posts and photos not giveaways or items for sale.
By linking up, you are agreeing that Organic Aspirations or Like Mama~Like Daughter can feature your photos next week with a link back to your site.
Please link back to my site using this button (once I get it fixed !!) OR simply text linking within your post!
Sorry about the delay in getting the code up and running!!
I love those tree faces! My auntie has some on her oldest apple tree, and tells me she often notices her grandkids whispering to the 'tree man'
ReplyDeleteI love making jiggly treats out of grass-fed gelatin. We mix with kombucha, coconut water, fruit, applesauce, etc. These treats will be a welcome addition!
ReplyDeleteOh we love tree faces here, so much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteOk so what was the second thing that steve shared that the kids and they didnt find? I love the face it fits that tree perfectly
ReplyDeleteanother tree face on the nature path. and nana has some fairy house plans of her own!
DeleteThanks for sharing our healthy banana pops! And I LOVE that face on the tree! I bet the kids were so excited when they saw it! Can't wait to see what the other surprise is!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI checked yesterday and couldn't link up so I'm glad you reminded me to go back and link up. I'm sharing my sumer preparedness post as well as a post on essential oils and snake bites..We saw our first rattler this year already so it is best to be prepared.
Have a great week!
I will be sure to check outthe sake bite info. Thanks!
DeleteThat tree face tickled me probably just as if I were a child. Nice job on that!!! Thanks for hosting such a great link up and I have got to make yogurt pops...maybe tomorrow. :)
ReplyDeleteThe tree's are such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting another fun hop! I gotta tell you, I love those trees. This week I am sharing another fun herbie craft for kids, sock baths!
ReplyDeleteLove and light!
Hannah thank you so much for stopping by Hen & Chicks today and extending the invitation to your blog party! I have 3 boys that are 17, 15 and 13 so I love seeing all your pictures of kids outside enjoying Creation!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless
I'm a little late, but I'm glad to be here. I am sharing part 3 of my series on stepping away from the toy aisle. The last part of the series will be next week. I hope it encourages :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting!
ReplyDeletePlantain salve is good for treating a bee sting, diaper rash and even a burn/cut from shaving. SO cool!
It's sounds all exotic and everything but it's SO easy to make!
Learn how to make it here --> http://www.healthyrootshappysoul.com/2013/04/toxic-free-diy-mini-series-plantain.html
Loving the tree face, being outside seems to make it easier to add a bit of magic! Thanks for sharing at the Outdoor Play Party
ReplyDeleteLove the enchanted trees! Popping over via Country Kids. x
ReplyDeleteOh wow what a fab tree.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab idea! It's great when the whole family is on your side! Popping over from #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteThat tree looks full of magic! Linking back with you with Country Kids for all our eco birthday games.
ReplyDeleteEnchanting!! So lovely the whole family is involved in outdoor play!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to the Outdoor Play Party!