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February Beauty Box 5: I Love the Improvements!

February 21, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 1 Comment

Complimentary box provided for review. All thoughts and opinions are my own, as always.

Hello sweet friends! I hope you are having a lovely weekend. It is absolutely dreary here in Chattanooga, which makes it the perfect day to stay inside and play with my makeup a bit. 🙂

Today I’m showcasing the contents of the February 2015 Beauty Box 5 subscription box. This is a box that I highly recommend because of it’s budget-friendly price tag (as low as $8.75/month!) and for its really nice selection of offerings at several price points. Basically, this box contains products that I would actually buy as well as a few surprises from brands that are totally new to me.

Previous Reviews

If you want to see other reviews I have done to get a sense for what the boxes are like, check ’em out!

July’s Beauty Box 5

November’s Beauty Box 5

December’s Beauty Box 5

January’s Beauty Box 5

February’s Beauty Box

Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside (notice that SWEET $20 gift card!!!!). For a detailed look, click play and I’ll tell you everything, darling!

Potty Training Tips: How Essential Oils Can Help with Night Time Potty Training

February 20, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 2 Comments

Disclaimer: I am sharing my own personal experience, but I am not offering medical advice of any sort. Essential oils are very potent so PLEASE take great care when administering them to young children, be liberal with your dilution, and carefully research the brand you choose, as the vast majority of essential oils on the market contain synthetic fillers. Please consult your physician should you have any questions or concerns. Essential oils have not been tested by the FDA. Affiliate links included. I love promoting what rocks my world!

As I announced yesterday, we are officially all done with diapers in my home. People, this is such a beautiful moment in my life! And while my youngest isn’t even yet 3, her potty training journey was a year long, and so we have been working on this for a long time.

easy ideas for using essential oils while potty training

Why have we been working on this for so long? Well, her older sister was 100% trained by the time she was 20 months old, so we assumed that our second child would do the same. And she DID show signs of interest in the potty early on. But she never was really willing to fully commit to it, and we’d go back and forth between thinking we were almost done altogether, to being right back in diapers full-time. Long story short, we made a lot of mistakes and didn’t follow the child the way we probably should have.

Night Time Potty Training

BUT…now that is all behind us, and little Layah decided that she was ready to be in underwear full-time, so here we are! After we overcame the issue of pooping in the potty, tackling the overnight potty training was the toughest piece for us. Since I love essential oils and love to incorporate them into our lives, I started to do some research on potty training tips that integrate essential oils and I found some GREAT ideas that I want to share with you all!

Potty Training Tips

First and foremost, give diffusing the Young Living blend Peace & Calming a try. I use this blend with my kiddos, anyway, just to help them unwind and relax. This will be an especially helpful blend for any child who experiences anxiety about going to bed at night due to bed-wetting. I find that 2 drops is plenty in the diffuser for getting the little ones off to sleep!

The second thing I’d recommend is making a glass roller ball with a dilution of Cypress Oil and a carrier oil of your choice (we love grapeseed oil). While the bottle states the dilution is not required, I always dilute oils for use on children. For me, the roller ball has 1 drop of cypress for every 3 drops of carrier oil. That is what I am comfortable with, but you should do what you are comfortable with! If my child was older, I would probably drop down to 1:2 or even 1:1, just depending on age. Apply this mixture right over the lower abdomen just before getting into bed. Cypress does wonders for helping little ones make it through the night! If you don’t see results immediately, give it time (at least a week and up to 2 weeks) because everyone is different and some people just take a bit more time to adjust to it. You can also increase the ratio of essential oil to carrier oil if you aren’t seeing results after a few weeks.

Third, I would suggest incorporating the Young Living oil blend called Valor and the Young Living oil blend Melrose. I personally would make a second glass roller ball with this concoction, and for every drop of essential oil I would have 3 drops of carrier oil. I would take the roller ball and rub it on the bottom of your child’s feet, paying careful attention to cover the bottom of the big toe (this is a Vita Flex connector point to the brain).

As you experiment with essential oils to help your little one stay dry all night long, you might even want to consider starting with just one oil or oil blend and see how it helps. If you aren’t seeing the results you were hoping for within 2 weeks, you could add something else to the mix. I would suggest starting first with Cypress simply due to the high success rates I have read about from others.

Another Resource

And if you are working hard on potty training right now and need some help figuring out how to wrap it all up and be done, I highly recommend Potty Train in a Weekend by fellow blogger Becky Mansfield. It’s a great affordable resource that you can download as soon as you purchase it. It gets rave reviews from parents everywhere who aren’t sure how to keep potty training from going on and on forever! Good luck!

One Simple Change Made the Difference: How We Potty Trained with Pull-Ups®

February 19, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 8 Comments

After going back and forth with Layah for over a year on a “laid back” potty training approach, I threw my hands in the air and decided to try something new: we just stopped using diapers cold turkey. I made peace with having a bit of a mess to clean up during this transition, and I also purchased some Pull-Ups® Training Pants for night-time, when I know it is harder for toddlers to go accident-free, at least in the beginning of the effort. Pull-Ups® had recently reached out to partner together for a post since they knew we were still in the midst of potty training, and I decided that now was as good a time as any to try a different approach since Layah wasn’t fully committing to being out of diapers. Want to hear about what happened when we simply removed diapers from the equation?

Short Answer: It Worked!

I kept my explanation of the changes we were making easy breezy with my daughter, and I had lots of very cool new things to show her, too. I laid out her super cool character underwear for day time and I also chose the so that she would be drawn to the designs on them, as well. Doc McStuffins and Ariel are some great new characters you’ll find on the designs for the girls, and the boys have Jake and the Neverland Pirates and Lightning McQueen. I explained that we would wear character underwear until we had an accident, and then if we had an accident, we would take a break and switch to underwear that didn’t have a design on it.

The main thing Layah was struggling with up to this point was pooping in the potty. This is a major sticking point for a lot of kids. She would ask for a diaper and we would often cave and give her one because let’s be real: who wants to clean poop out of underwear? It’s not high on my list of things I’m interested in doing.

So this time I explained to her that mommy and daddy and big sister were here to help her all day long and to get her to the potty any time she wanted to try, and that it was totally fine to try and not get the poop out on the first try. We could try again and again, no problem! BUT...if she pooped in her character underwear, unfortunately they would get so dirty that we would have to throw them away. I was VERY careful with my explanation of this because I did not want to make Layah feel any sort of shame. I was simply experimenting with a different consequence, as the previous consequence for pooping in her underwear, which was to help us clean it up, didn’t seem to be having much of an impact. And to be honest, I wasn’t so sure that she would care at all whether or not her character underwear got tossed in the garbage.

But guess what? She NEVER pooped in her pants again. She even took herself to the potty several times that first day until she was successful. And OH MY GOSH did we throw an impromptu party for that kid once she pooped in the potty. You would have thought that we had won the lottery by the level of celebration happening!

To further boost Layah’s confidence once she conquered her big hurdle of pooping in the potty, we made use of Pull-Ups® Training Pants at bedtime. We simply called them night time underwear and showed her that you put them on and take them off the same way. We talked about how it would be fine to take trips to the potty during the night and how she could call for us if she needed help. For the first few nights, we were getting up to do a few potty sessions with her and she did wake up a few times having gone potty in her sleep. But she very quickly started to shift to waking herself up and going potty all by herself.

And now? More nights than not, she makes it through the entire night completely dry, and she is good about taking herself potty first thing in the morning. Our youngest is now potty trained.

photo credit: BLUE SKY2 via photopin (license)

It took forever and a day, but once we changed the tactic around and simply removed the crutch (diapers), the process wrapped up very quickly. If you are just getting started with potty training instead of being in the thick of it, you might want to think about starting with Pull-Ups® full-time while your child adjusts to learning how to start using the potty. Then you can gradually start introducing underwear during the day time until your child is in underwear 100% of the day, and after that, tackling night time potty training will likely not take very long, either. Pull-Ups® are a great addition to the potty training experience because they get kids started right away with training on how to be independent by taking their underwear off and putting it back on (thanks to those nice, stretchy sides) while also offering a level of protection against those accidents that are frequent in the beginning.

Special Coupon Offer

If you are ready to ditch diapers and give this approach to potty training a try, be sure to get the awesome coupon for (size Jumbo or higher) currently being offered. You can take $2 off, which is great, and if you share the coupon via social media, you get an upgrade to a $3 off coupon! .

The Pull-Ups® Big Kid Academy

If you want a customized road map for your potty training journey, be sure to enroll in the Big Kid Academy at . It’s totally free, and totally helpful, as you’ll find activities and advice perfect for wherever you may find yourself on the road to potty training. Parents can find expert advice there, too! And don’t miss out on the Pull Ups® Time to Potty App! Your toddler probably already wants to play with your phone, so you might as well bring in some helpful potty training resources during phone time!

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Pull-Ups®.

Another Resource

If you are in need of a resource to help you kick potty training into high gear, I have heard RAVE reviews for blogger Becky Mansfield’s ebook, Potty Train in a Weekend. Definitely check that out if you have a feeling that with the right approach, your little one can finish up potty training quickly!

How to Introduce Dog to Baby

February 18, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 3 Comments

Friends please enjoy this helpful guest post about how to introduce your dog to your baby from children’s book author Wendy Dubrow. It’s full of great tips for moms and dads of fur babies who are expecting a not-so-furry baby!

Many pet parents expecting their first child have concerns surrounding how their first baby, their dog, will adjust to the new family member. We were those people. We read every book and talked to as many people as possible about their experiences welcoming baby. My husband and I each read Cesar Milan’s, A Member of the Family, to help us prepare. Aside from showing your dog as much love as possible, even after baby’s arrival, I highly recommend sending something home for your dog to smell with baby’s scent on it before introducing baby in the flesh. While still at the hospital we had friends bring home a baby hat with our newborn’s scent so our dog, Hudson, could smell it for his initial introduction.

Obviously, there could be a number of factors, but from our experience Hudson and our daughter Kaya had a seamless meeting. From the get go, we treated them both like our children, gave Hudson ample opportunity to smell and kiss Kaya, without smothering of course, and made sure Hudson still slept in our bed, just as he always had despite the new addition of Kaya in the mix. Of course there were nights filled with crying when Hudson opted to sleep elsewhere for peace and quiet. I didn’t blame him. I secretly wished I could sneak out too. Furthermore, Kaya was never off limits to Hudson and we made sure that the love for each of them never waned. In fact, our daughter, now 21 months, loves Hudson so much for two primary reasons. First, he has always showered her with love and second because she witnessed our love, or call it obsession, for him. In case it isn’t obvious I am a dog-loving mama who has made sure both my babies, our dog and our daughter, feel treasured.

I have so much energy swarming around these two that the arrival of our daughter actually led to the inception of my recently published children’s book: Hudson’s Tales, The Adventures of Puppy Brother, Meet Hudson! It is the story of an adored family dog (Hudson). Hudson leads a very charmed life and is the center of attention in his family. Like many families, they grow over time and everyone needs to adjust to new dynamics. This book shares the arrival of a baby, which brings Hudson to his new role in life…puppy brother! It is love at first sniff and Hudson fills with excitement at the thought of sharing future escapades with his new baby sister! This book is a must have for any expecting pet parents or dog lovers with young kids.

From my experience there are two camps of expecting pet parents; those who treat having a dog like a test run for parenting and those who treat having a dog like their first baby. The latter of the two perpetuates the cycle of dog lovers. Our children learn from the examples we set as we care for our dogs as appreciated members of the family. It is no coincidence that Kaya’s first and most frequent word is “Hudson”! In addition to being siblings, they truly are best friends. Of course every dog is different but I am a firm believer that parents set the tone for how pets fit into the family dynamic. Hudson has been the best puppy brother to Kaya. Kaya’s life and personality is all the richer for having him.

Wendy Dubrow has a Masters Degree in Childhood Education and Special Education from New York University. She currently teaches social skills for students on the spectrum part-time while enjoying her children and mamahood! Please visit hudsonstales.com to learn more about the book, Hudson and Wendy! Hudson’s Tales, The Adventures of Puppy Brother is available on Amazon.

Oh, Swing, How Do I Love Thee?! Let Me Count The Ways.

February 17, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

By Alanna Peters

I received complimentary product and compensation from Graco® for this post. We are huge fans at our house so I’m thrilled to share with you a little story about how much we like their products!

I realize that many of you have been dealing with some COLD temperatures lately. So let me apologize in advance when I say that it has been absolutely BEAUTIFUL here in Southern California. This beautiful weather has led to lots of park days for us!

These past couple weeks have really been the first introduction to playing at the park for my baby. She enjoys climbing around on the play structures and eating sand (who’s idea was it to put sand in a playground, anyway?!), but there is one park staple that is totally her jam. You guys, Katrina is OBSESSED with the swings. I decided to put her in one of the baby swings and push her for a while, and she loved it. That happy, joyful smile was adorable! After a little while I figured we’d move on to something else so I reached in to pull her out. Uh-oh… That baby was STUCK. I swear, there was glue in the swing! Any time she saw me so much as THINK about taking her out she held on with a death grip and tensed her legs so that I couldn’t get her out. And so the love affair with the swing began…

As much fun as it is to go to the park every. single. day. a mom can only handle so much. We do have a swing in our backyard, which she also loves, but there are times when I actually need to be in the house. Like when it’s dark outside. Or I’m cooking, or folding laundry, etc. And still Katrina likes to swing! Enter the .

I was afraid she would be too old for a baby swing but I was pleasantly surprised to find that she loves it! Most swings can’t really be used for babies over 6 months but the Simple Sway Swing holds babies from 5.5 lbs all the way up to 30 lbs. My chunky nugget is definitely still within the weight range! She loves to lounge in the seat and watch me while I cook, or sit and laugh while her sister performs some awesome dance moves for her.

If you’ve been following us on social media, you already know that Katrina and I attended a Graco® Live party last week. We had such a great time! First of all, our hostess has an amazingly gorgeous home, and she provided us with delicious brunch goodies and great conversation. Katrina was thrilled with the berries and French toast sticks, and I was loving the Greek yogurt and granola. (The donut holes were a nice touch too!)

While we nibbled on our brunch, all the babies (they ranged from about 5 weeks all the way up to 12 months) got a chance to try out the Graco® Simple Sway™ Swing. Every single one of them loved it! All of us moms chatted about parenting, blogging, and of course, our favorite Graco® products. We even played a fun game to see who could do the fastest in-lap diaper change. Sad to say I did not win, but I was pretty darn fast, let me tell you!

We also spent some time chatting with the Graco® rep and looking at some new Graco® products, including the and the new . And of course, the Graco® Simple Sway™ Swing!

Some of the highlights of this swing are:

1) Its size! This swing has a small footprint so it’s great for smaller houses. My house is only 1200 square feet so we don’t have a lot of room to spare for big, bulky baby equipment. This swing is small enough to tuck away into a corner without being underfoot.

2) It is lightweight. The swing only weighs around 19lbs so it’s super easy to move from room to room.

3) IT PLUGS IN. Yes, it takes batteries, but no need to worry about running out of battery power mid-nap. This swing can be plugged in which saves you money on batteries, and also eliminates the need for running out to the store in the middle of the night for more batteries. (Or from pushing the swing with your foot for hours on end.)

4) The seat vibrates. This swing can also double as a vibrating bouncer seat for a newborn. (Or your older baby might just like having their bottom vibrated, like Katrina does.)

5) The swing plays 5 nature sounds and 10 songs, and has a multi-volume control.

6) It operates quietly! This has been a deal-breaker for us with swings in the past. Every other swing we’ve owned has had an awful clicking or grinding sound but this one does NOT. It operates so quietly it’s like a dream come true. It has 6 different swing speeds so you can set it to your baby’s liking. (If you have a heavier baby like mine you’ll want it at level 6 to keep them moving!)

I definitely think this swing is a great value for all these great features! It provides several options for soothing your baby and is still easy to move from room to room (or patio!) when necessary.

You guys, I am a huge fan of . I did a quick inventory of my home (and vehicles) and realized that the majority of the baby products we own are made by Graco®. The company has been around for more than 60 years and is a leading innovator of baby and children’s products. We’ve owned their car seats, strollers, highchairs, playards, swings and more! Graco® is definitely a brand that I trust for quality products for my family.

Now please excuse me. I’d love to chat more but I need to go put my baby in a swing! 😉

In closing, I’ll leave you with some adorable photos from our Graco® Live party.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Graco®.

Jane.com Review: The Best on the Web for the Very Best Price

February 17, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 2 Comments

Complimentary products sent for this Jane.com review, and affiliate links included. I am a frequent Jane.com shopper and only promote what I love.

One of the things I have been doing this year to get a bit of my time and my sanity back is unsubscribing from email newsletters. I try to pay attention to what I’m reading and what I no longer seem to be interested in, and take just a few seconds to remove myself from the emails I’m no longer reading.

But one email I most definitely want to keep receiving is the one from Jane.com. Do you get this awesome daily email? If not, let me tell you why it deserves a spot in your inbox. Jane.com is a site that gathers together flash sales on an impressive array of clothing, accessories, home decor and children’s items every single day. The sales last for a few days, or until inventory runs out (whichever happens first!). I have personally purchased quite a few items from Jane.com over the last year or so, and their items show up on the blog quite frequently, as well, when I spy a deal too good to pass up. I have purchased countless birthday and Christmas gifts on the site, as well as little treats here and there for myself!

Here are a few examples of my latest finds. All of these items were spotted on the exact same day on Jane.com!

Barnwood State Sign

I absolutely LOVE these! I snapped up the state of Tennessee because I thought it would make a great conversation piece for my husband’s office. The fact that it is fashioned out of reclaimed barn wood makes it extra awesome. The price ($39.99) for something this unique and handmade was fantastic, too! And for a size point of reference, it’s almost 4 feet long, so it’s quite large! 🙂

Valentine’s Day Wreath

This might be the type of thing that a very crafty person could put together on their own. But you see, I have ZERO crafty skills, so I was really thrilled to see this up for grabs for a reasonable price ($23.99). My oldest was also asking for some type of Valentine’s Day decorations, and this was the perfect option for our home. And while Valentine’s Day is now over, I spotted 2 different Easter door decorations up for grabs right now on the site. The selection changes daily, so hop on over! 😉

Personalized Door Mat

Finally, when I saw the personalized door mat option, I decided to go for something I have been wanting for a long time. My husband and I actually have different last names, but since they both start with the letter “M” we actually call our family and our home, “the House of M.” I asked if I could get that on a door mat, and it was no problem at all! Yay! Also? It was only $20!

What’s so amazing about Jane.com is that on any given day, you can find several different things that might be perfect gifts for loved ones in your life, or perfect additions to your own home. I love that I was able to do a bit of updating to my front door area and get some meaningful art work for my husband’s new office all at once and for really reasonable prices. Take a peek and get signed up for their emails. It won’t be long at all before you find a treasure you’ve been seeking, I promise!

What have you found on Jane.com that you love???

A Beautiful Break in the Clouds: On Feeling Sad and Then Feeling Joy

February 15, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

Friends, I hope you will take a moment today to head over to my dear friend Jessie’s blog, JessieWeaver.net, to read her share her heart with you all as she talks about her journey with feeling sad, and with the blues becoming something so much more than just the blues…a near-constant battle with negative self-talk and sad feelings. I believe that this story is meant to reach people, touch them, and encourage them to think about some alternatives to the help they may or may not currently be receiving.

photo credit: The night falls down II via photopin (license)

Thank you so much for sharing, Jessie! You are certainly showing us a break in those storm clouds!

Girls Fashion Trend Alert: Sparkly Jeans

February 12, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 2 Comments

I received a complimentary outfit for review purposes. Affiliate links included. I am a very satisfied FabKids.com customer and love spreading the word about this great company with convenient service for busy parents!

I’ve got a super cute trend alert for you today: sparkly jeans!

fabkids pink sparkly jeans 1

FabKids.com has just released the only, and I do mean ONLY pair of denim that I have been able to convince my oldest to wear in her life. The kid just doesn’t like jeans! She and I are so much alike in every way, but not when it comes to jeans. I LOVE jeans. What is wrong with this kid?!

Turns out if you present her with pink jeans and then throw in some shimmer, she’s willing to try them out. If you make them comfortable to really jump around in, then she’s sold! Really, kid? That’s what it took? Well, good thing Mama shopped at FabKids.com this month and decided to take a risk on that glittery denim for her little sparkler.

FabKids.com, if you are unfamiliar, is a site where members are presented with an adorable selection of clothing for girls (and boys!) at the start of the month. You have 5 days to decide if you want to get an outfit (outfits are $29.95, which is quite reasonable!) or if you want to skip the month. If you skip by the 5th there is no charge to your card. So there’s really nothing to lose. I have had months where I have purchased multiple outfits, and I have had a few months in a row where I have skipped due to simply not seeing anything that I couldn’t live without for my girls.

It’s EASY to skip. No hidden buttons or need to call in like you’ll find at lots of monthly subscription type places. I have always especially loved that about FabKids. They aren’t trying to pull a fast one on you. They just want to offer you awesome clothes for your awesome kids and at an awesome price.

Have you tried them, yet? If not, let me be the first to encourage you to do so. And actually, I’ve got more than a word of encouragement for you. I’ve got a DEAL! You can snag your first outfit for $15 with free shipping. Why are you still reading this? Scoot!!! Those awesome pink sparkly jeans aren’t going to wait, friends!

Advanced Prep for Your #BigDay #Tomorrow: Cereal Toppings Make Breakfast Rock!

February 10, 2015 · by Tiffany Merritt · 2 Comments

Special thanks to The Motherhood and Kellogg for partnering with me to make today’s post possible. All thoughts and opinions are my own, as always.

Even though my children wake up well before the crack of dawn (I’m talking 5:30 AM, people) and we don’t leave for school until 7:50 AM, those 2 1/2 hours still seem to go by in a bit of a frenzied blur.

On the days when we are especially hurried, we love to reach for cereal since it comes together so quickly and when choose your cereal wisely, you can eat something that is chock full of vitamins and minerals to help give you and your little ones the fuel needed to start the day off right.

This week I started trying a new little life hack for our breakfast routine: preparing the night before. Now, you might be thinking, “What could you possibly need to do to prepare for a breakfast of cereal, Tiffany? You just pour it in a bowl and add milk!” And yes, you are right. But one simple little tweak will turn your weekday morning cereal session into something your kids will truly delight in and savor.

Cereal Toppings

My girls’ absolute favorite cereal is Kellogg’s Raisin Bran. Those raisins are their jam! So when I presented them with blueberries, strawberries and bananas to add on top, it was like a culinary Christmas to them. More add-ins?! Heck yes!!!!

What I do the night before is to prepare the toppings by rinsing the amount of fruit I think we will need and chopping the fruit that needs to be cut. I put the chopped fruit in a bit of water with a splash of lemon to keep it nice and fresh. In the morning I just discard the water and place the fruit on the table.

The girls load their bowls with those amazing, beautiful fruits. Tim and I get the leftovers which we usually add to a bowl of Special K (LOVE their protein variety!).

Prepare the Table

Does your table look like this sometimes when you come down for breakfast? Mine does, and it is such a bummer. I have never understood why the night fairies don’t clean up our messes, but they don’t! You guys, I have to tell that taking the time to clean the kitchen if you are able, or at the very least to clean off the table where you eat breakfast the night before makes a HUGE difference. Maybe it doesn’t save you a ton of time, but walking into the room to see it ready for the day ahead of you, and not already behind schedule, just feels like a weight off your shoulders. If you don’t have pets, you could go all out and even put your cereal bowls and spoons out the night before. I have 2 cats and I don’t trust them not to lick all of our stuff. Just keepin’ it real! So that step needs to wait for us, but the fact that the table is ready to go just puts me in a good mood right off the bat!

Other Ways to Kickstart Your #BigDay Tomorrow

I have sporadically used a few other strategies in my home. They all work wonderfully, so the issue is just getting me to turn them into habits! Laying out clothes for the kids, and even for myself, in advance shaves 5-10 minutes off our morning routine. Packing the girls’ lunches the night before is definitely one of the biggest game-changers. If that’s done in advance, the mood throughout the house all morning is noticeably more serene. This is because our girls’ school is VERY strict about what can be sent it, and really in the end I’m very thankful for that. But the fact that NO sugar of any sort unless the item is an actual piece of fruit is allowed makes lunch building a little bit tricky. It’s difficult to do at night or in the morning, but I need to keep in mind just how happy it makes us all when it’s a chore we don’t have to face first thing!

I bet you have some good ideas about things to do the night before to help the mornings be more joyful. I’d love to hear your suggestions in the comments! You can also find some more ideas about starting your #BigDay #Tomorrow off right on the Kellogg’s website.