I'm so glad you're here! I hope these ideas help make your life a little more lovely.
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Technology looks a lot different than it did when my kids were young. With school, creativity, entertainment, and communication all happening on the same devices, setting limits can be complicated. Here are some practical ideas for creating technology rules that work for your family.
➡️ Read the article: Setting Screen Time Limits for Families

MAKE THIS
Halloween Friendship Pins
Remember friendship pins? This Halloween version is a fun way to dress up shoes, backpacks, and jackets or make something festive to share with friends.
FROM MY KITCHEN
Pumpkin Oatmeal Pancakes
These pumpkin oatmeal pancakes are a cozy way to bring a little fall flavor to breakfast. They’re packed with protein and lightly sweet. They make an ordinary morning feel a little more special.
MY FAVORITE FIND
UGEE sent me the Funbox 3D printer to test, and now I’m completely addicted! It’s safe and easy for kids over age 8 to use alone, and it’s been running almost nonstop since I got it!

LIFE MADE EASIER
Give devices a bedtime, too!
Choose one central place where phones, tablets, and school devices charge overnight. Keeping them out of bedrooms cuts down on late-night scrolling, keeps cords from disappearing, and removes the nightly debate about where devices belong.

Make Your Screen Time More Productive
Instead of wasting hours on mindless content, spend 10 minutes learning something that can actually improve your life.
Shortform distills the key ideas from the world’s best nonfiction books, articles, and podcasts into concise, actionable summaries.
Turn 10 minutes a day into a smarter, more capable you.
A LITTLE SOMETHING FREE
Add a little not-too-scary fun to your Halloween decorating with this free mini Frankenstein bunting. Just print, cut, and string up the silly Frankenstein faces and striped pennants for an easy decoration you can hang almost anywhere.
Thanks for being here! I hope these ideas bring a little more lovely to your week.
xo, Heidi ♡




