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sSassafras Spring-Summer Door Mats set-of-5
With Saint Patrick’s Day right around the corner I wasn’t able to find a door mat I liked so I began searching online this morning and found this Sassafras Spring Summer Set Of 5 (43BM003+431647+431679+431633+431614) on Wayfair which includes a mat for Saint Patrick’s Day, Valentines Day, a black and white one for the back porch or the upstairs balcony outside David’s mom. As well as an Easter Mat I could use upstairs because David and I found an Easter Mat at the Dollar Tree with Gnomes we both loved. That I was blessed when my best friend Debbie picked it up for me since our store was out. If…
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Homeschool Resources: MagnifiKid Publication Issue
The ideal spiritual guide for your children, perfectly adapted to their lives: MagnifiKid Publication Issue has one free issue and then a paid subscription which teaches our children about the path ofg Daily Prayer. As well as to help them learn how to fully participate in the Church. Easter will be here before we know it and not only is Homeschool Resources: MagnifiKid Publication Issue but a wonderful Gift for Easter. Every week, MagnifiKid offers: MagnifiKid is for children between the ages of 6 and 12. Subscribers receive the issues on a monthly basis. In each month’s packet, children will find a booklet of sixteen color pages for each Sunday,…
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New Easter and Passover installments in wildly popular Indestructible series, on sale February 14
, I hope the New Year is treating your family well! I’m excited to share two new children’s books with you I’ am’m waiting to arrive. In the meantime I wanted to share a press release about these children’s books. The first one is INDESTRUCTIBLES: BABY’S FIRST PASSOVER and the second book is INDESTRUCTIBLES: HAPPY EASTER! These books are from (Workman Publishing; and they will be on-sale February 14, 2023; These books are for ages 0-3; $5.99).The books are the two newest installations in the wildly popular series by Amy Pixton. Books are a classic gift for expecting parents-to-be – but for the first few years of their lives, babies are more interested in destroying books than reading them.…








