The Blogger Recognition Award

August 22, 2017 Leah Weber

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I've officially been blogging for 7 months and wow what a journey it's been! I originally started my blog as a creative outlet for myself after having my baby girl, but it's turned into so much more than that! Over the course of 7 months, I've learned more about graphic design, social media, website design, and photography, it's been an incredible experience! One of my favorite things about these past few months has been connecting with other bloggers. There is a huge community out there of bloggers who are encouraging, inspiring, and incredibly helpful.

DIY: Paint Stick Picture Hanger

August 14, 2017 Leah Weber

I am SO excited about sharing this tutorial with you. It might be my favorite DIY project to date PLUS my husband even said he thought it was one of the best things I've done.

5 Encouraging Books for Every Mom

August 8, 2017 Leah Weber

When I was thinking about this blog post I was actually surprised that I've even read 5 books this past year while raising a newborn.

5 Common Misconceptions About Stay at Home Mom's

August 1, 2017 Leah Weber

I don't keep up with politics very much (ok really at all) but I was talking to my dental hygienist the other day (when you're a stay-at-home-mom even a trip to the dentist is a break) and she said that President Trump proposed to implement a tax cut to moms who stayed at home with children who were under three. Basically he was saying that SAHM's should be considered as having a full time job and our tax cuts should reflect our work.

DIY Dollar Store Terrariums

July 18, 2017 Leah Weber

There's nothing I like better than a good dollar store craft that looks expensive. I've also managed to kill countless succulents so I try to find new ways to keep them alive. I feel like succulents have been falsely advertised as "easy to keep alive," with "minimal care." But in reality they need sun, a pot that allows it to drain water, and it needs to be watered when it's completely dry. They also benefit from using special soil.