Family – Page 2

Being Thankful.

I haven’t really expressed what I am thankful for this thanksgiving season. I started to do the Thankful challenge on Instagram, but it literally only lasted like a day and then I got lazy. But I feel it is important that I do express what I am thankful for. One of the reasons why IContinue reading “Being Thankful.”

50 Stocking stuffers for your teens

Here I am with more stocking stuffer ideas. This time it’s for the teenagers who are harder to buy for than toddlers and young kids. This age, their interests change so quick, which makes them sometimes hard to shop for. Here are some things that teenagers will like and actually use! Blackhead removal kitContinue reading “50 Stocking stuffers for your teens”

40 stocking stuffers that your kids will love

Digging through my stocking on Christmas morning was my favorite part of Christmas when I was a kid. Now that I have kids, stuffing their stockings is my favorite thing to do because I love the look on my girls faces when they keep pulling more things out. Let’s face it though, sometimes the stuffContinue reading “40 stocking stuffers that your kids will love”

12 must have items for a toddler mom

ONE: HAIR TIES. Toddler are mess eaters (They are pretty much messy at everything they do). Keep these suckers in your purse, wallet or bra or wherever when you leave the house, trust me. You never know when you’ll need one. TWO: De-tangler spray… for when they do get food in their hair and refuse toContinue reading “12 must have items for a toddler mom”

The Get to know me tag

I figured this was a good way to really get to know me since I have gained so many new followers. I got this post from Nicole of Nicole’s Niches, so go check her out! What’s your full name? Jessica Richelle Adams is my full name. My mom named my first name after John Stamos’Continue reading “The Get to know me tag”

You know you have a toddler when…

…they insist on looking in the toilet after you’ve done your business. you find the fridge open, and the ketchup, pickles and milk on the floor. you never get a full drink to yourself. you find your shoes, keys, socks, and brush in their rooms, hidden behind their pillow. you hear them talking to inanimateContinue reading “You know you have a toddler when…”