Rebekah 
This selection of 10 STEM activities will inspire you to get out some simple supplies and try something new this Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s stacking candy hearts or making towers out of jelly hearts and toothpicks, there’s something here that you can 100% accomplish with no sweat or tears.
If you’ve been wondering why in the world you should spend $90 on a block set when there are dirt cheap options on Amazon, I’m giving you 10 reasons.
If I had to pick and choose what Amazon alternatives to recommend from this set of Lovevery toys, I’d go for the peg puzzle and tea set. Get all of the Amazon alternatives and price comparisons here!
Do you really need the Benedykt and Sylvester Montessori subscription box? No. But is it nice to have? Definitely. Here’s why.
Which vitamins for kids are the best? Here’s my in-depth review of First Day gummy vitamins, designed for kids ages 3+.
Do you need the Butterfly Box to stay centered on Jesus each month? No, you definitely don’t. But is it a fun surprise and a perfect gift idea for Christian women? You bet.
Looking for simple home learning activities for your toddler ages 1-4? This pom pom color sorting activity is probably one of my favorite DIY fine motor activities.
Does the award-winning, all-in-one placement + plate live up to the hype? I tested the ezpz Happy Mat with my two toddlers to bring you all the pros and cons.
MEL Science is on a mission to make science education easy, interesting, and effective with subscription-based science kits. But are these monthly STEM, physics, chemistry, and medical subscriptions worth it?
