Quilled Magnets with Corrugated Cardboard Strips

I involved my children to make these cute quilled magnets with Corrugated Cardboard Strips. This was our first time quilling with Corrugated Cardboard Strips, and the process was smooth because we followed the clear instructions on the package of the Corrugated Cardboard Strips from Quilled Creations. My children enjoyed making this fish and frog with the Corrugated Cardboard Strips.

Win These Soft Wipes Before Allergy Season Begin

With our children heading back to school, where cold and flu germs run free, and fall allergy season begin Boogie Wipes are here to help. These gentle wipes for runny nose are made especially for children. The wipes help moisturize their nose with vitamin E, aloe and chamomile. Since the wipes are made with natural saline it helps dissolve mucus. I am glad the hypoallergenic, extra soft wipes are alcohol, phthalate and paraben free. 

Colouring and Drawing Flowers with Crayola

As a mom, I always look for quality creative products, as it eliminates frustration when our children are using them. Creative products that have quality help our children express themselves, and gives them inspiration. Crayola is committed to provide the best-in-class quality products.

Quilling Plumeria Blossoms Inspired by Quilled Flowers: A Garden of 35 Paper Projects

Quilled Flowers: A Garden of 35 paper projects by Alli Bartkowski is an inspiring, colourful book that will increase the passion for how fun and enjoyable quilling is and can be. This colourful book not only made me want to try all the projects in it, but also brought out how much I enjoy taking pictures and closely looking at the beautiful, unique flowers God has created. 

New Planner For the New Academic Year

Although, many of us wish summer didn't end we know our jobs, schools, and all those appointments are waiting for us. If we are organized and manage our time well, all these planned activities will run smoothly. Planning and staying organized is a little more fun when it is done in a planner designed by ourself. I enjoy making planners with Personal-Planner because of the ease of making the planner. They have lots of options that we can choose to make our planner unique.

Comfortable and Dressy Clothes for Women from Lands' End

The cool mornings and evenings have been gentle reminders that this beautiful summer weather is not going to last. In preparation for the fall weather, I checked out a few items from Lands' End that has lots of beautiful, fashionable clothing for women. Lands' End constantly has new items that are unique and comfortable to wear for a variety of occasions. 

Lipikar For Sensitive Skin

I have been using Lipikar Baume AP for my son for a while now, ever since his doctor recommended us to use it. This cream has prevented him from getting rashes due to dryness in the air both in winter and summer. I have noticed when I stop applying the cream he tends to get a rash similar to prickly heat, so we have to use this cream to prevent the rash.

Washi Tape Bookmark

Making Washi tape bookmark is fun and easy. I like that we can easily remove and reattach the Washi tape to make the bookmarks. Cutting the Washi tape is easier compared to other tapes, so it is fun to cut different patterns. 

Driving the 2014 Hyundai SantaFe XL

Last year, my family and I had the pleasure of test driving the Hyundai SantaFe Sport 2.0T and this year we enjoyed driving the 2014 Hyundai SantaFe XL. We drove the SantaFe XL on a trip to Montreal. The five hours drive each way with a few stopovers was a comfortable drive for everyone in my family in this spacious vehicle.

Ten Tips for Back-To-School Online Safety

As parents it is important that we teach our children the know-how to handle the growing issue of cyberbullying. According to Canadian not-for-profit organization and official TELUS WISE partner MediaSmarts, cyberbullying is on the rise, with one in ten Canadian students experiencing it last year. Its studies show that cyberbullying can have traumatic effects on youth, with links to depression, yet kids underestimate how much it can impact them, shrugging it off as a normal part of their online interactions.