The COVID-19 pandemic has worn on families mentally, physically and emotionally. As parents, how we cope with challenges becomes a blueprint for how our children will handle adversity in the future. Learning and practicing healthy habits and coping skills is important from an early age.
Health & Wellness
As children in Northeast Mississippi return to school for the first time since mid-March, when buildings closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, things will be different when they walk through the doors. From daily temperature checks to eating lunch in the classroom, children will have a lot of changes to adjust to.
We channeled all things “hygge” – the Norwegian art of coziness – when decorating our glamping tent. Complete with a bookshelf, record player, wine serving tray and rugs, this tent makes for the perfect long weekend.
Have a box of dirty rice lying around or just some plain rice? Zhuzh it up by following this recipe for an even tastier treat!
Can’t bring yourself to throw out that sourdough discard with each feeding? Use it to make these sourdough crackers instead!