The month that will allow us to have some sence of normalcy. By normalcy, I mean the kids and I will be back to school. Aside from that most things will not be normal. The 2 older kids will be home doing online learning. Grade 4 and Senior Kindergarten. I’ll have a full time University schedule (entering my last year). […]
The end of August is a couple of days away, which means summer will end soon and this will be the last dessert summer edition. To close this month’s blog, I have chosen to use blackberries and make three different desserts. My motto when it comes to cooking or baking is to always make extra. For example, in this recipe […]
Good Day Everyone !I’ll start my summer dessert series with blueberries. This week I’ll show you two delicious desserts made from the same batch of flour. I’ll start with scones. I choose to use frozen blue berries and tried to find the easiest recipe out there. This is the recipe I followed the Scone Recipe by Simply Baking. Then, I […]
With all the craziness that the end of 2019 and all of 2020 has brought into my life, I decided to take the month of July off from blogging. This allowed me to have some extra time to enjoy the summer and go to sleep earlier. For the last couple of weeks I have been busy with a side project. […]
The last day of June is upon which means this mini breakfast series will conclude today. Today we had a light breakfast. We had fruits (apples, strawberries and bananas), mixed nuts and Jugo de Avena. Parents remember that nourishing our bodies doesn’t have to be complicated and our food does not need to be Instagram perfect. I hope everyone has […]
How many times have you heard that eating bread is bad? I’ve heard this since I was about eight. I think I heard it on tv. Hearing that caused me to internalize it and an unhealthy relationship of guilt after enjoying some toast or a croissant was born. Yes, over eating bread can cause serious health issues. So is over […]
Over the weekend it was my mom’s birthday and the first since her passing. To honor her, the kids and I cooked a SANCOCHO which is simply put a soup (some people say is a stew). I wasn’t planning on making it but let me tell you the story on why we choose to make this stew. I went grocery […]
Hello all 🙋♀️ As I’ve mentioned before… having premature triplets requires a level of social distancing similar to what all of us are experiencing today. I have also been a stay at home mom for the past 5 years. In the past 2 years, as a family we have changed our life in order to make sure the health of our smallest family members was optimal. The key to deal with kids at home. Make a schedule as a guide of what you would like to do but you must be flexible. You also need to schedule free time. Have a space where kids can run around just as they would do at the park. Open the curtains as well as windows. Let the fresh air and sun light shine. Parents/caregivers have a lot of patience and when you feel overwhelmed please step away. Leave your kids in a safe place or busy with an activity. If you need to run for 5 minutes to the washroom and relax. Remember kids need structure and they need to continue learning. However, they also need some normalcy and free play. Unscheduled play. I’m not an expert, I’m just a stay at home mom. I’m sharing what I have learned on the pass 5 years. 》》🦸♂️🦸♀️👦🧒🧒🧒🧒 Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ journeysandus7
Last week we purchased mostly vegetables and fruits for the first time. The over all price wasn’t bad. However, we have to go back to the grocery store tomorrow. A few things I like to point out this are Canadian dollars. The good: HST (taxes) were only $0.03 We got a variety of fruits and vegetables Meat wasn’t as expensive […]
Before you read the following post I want you to keep somethings in mind This post is all about me I’m not judging anyone who loves how they look I’m not an expert on the subjects…This is all about finding what works for my family and I. Spring is around the corner and I can’t wait! We are 6 days […]
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