Frozen Grape Pops

This is one of my favorite treats ever and it is so easy to do your child will love it! This treat is a very healthy choice rather than a bowl of ice-cream which contains lot of sugar and artificial flavors that is bad for your child and you. Hope you enjoy this easy quick snack!

Things that you will need:

• Grapes – any color or size, washed
• Lollipop sticks – preferably 8 inches long, but any size will do. You can buy these at Walmart, or any cake/candy supply place. (We tried these with popsicle sticks and they are too wide for the small grapes.)
• And a freezer  lol

First, wash your grapes and dry them as best you can with a paper towel. Then pick about 6 grapes per 8 inch stick. Using the hole side of the grape, push your grape onto the stick. Go down about 1-2 inches from the bottom. Now pile the rest on.

Place your grape sticks in a freezer safe plastic bag. It’s best to wait over night for really good frozen grapes, but we could only wait till the afternoon. Even then, they were cold, mostly frozen, and delicious.

This super healthy frozen treat that you can give to your kids is the best way to replace an unhealthy icecream which contains lots of sugar for your kids.

My Top 3 Parks For Children!

#1 Grand Hope Park

Grand Hope Park is at the heart of Downtown LA it is surrounded by sky high buildings and it is one of a kind park with lots of space and sitting area. I take my daughter here all the time and I had never said or  heard any complains about this park. I really recommend this park for parents whose kids are still little like ages 1-5 because you could close the gates of the playground so your child won't go anywhere without you noticing and the park also has day security so it is a very safe environment.

#2 Griffith Park

Griffith Park is a perfect place to take your family for a day at the park! This park is very unique it's everything in one package you have the playground, horseback riding, train ride, and even a zoo! What else can you ask for g check it out!

#3 Pan Pacific Park

This Park is one of my favorite parks because it is very close to me and very clean. Pan Pacific
Park is right next to the Grove and that is a big plus if you want to do a little shopping afterwards.

I really recomend this park to all mothers looking for a very clean and green park because it is surrounded by green grass all around.

Heart Pops for Valentine's Day!

As we know Valentine's Day is getting closer and if your child is in school its the perfect time to show your childs imagination and creativity it's also the perfect time to bond with your child. This Idea is very simple and easy yet creative and fun that many children will enjoy!

Materials

-Red, Pink, and Green construction paper or card stock

-Scissors

-Lollipops

-Glue stick

Instruction

1. From red and pink construction paper, cut out a heart that's just larger than the lollipop candy and glue it to wrapper.

2.For the leaves, fold the green paper in half and cut out a leaf shape, leaving the two sides attached at the seam.

3.Unfold the double leaf shape, coat the entire inside surface with glue, and fold it back over the lollipop stem, pressing to secure.

Thank you for visiting and hope to see you soon

                                                            Happy Valentine's Day!!!

Top 5 Kids Clothing store with Amazing Prices!

It is particularly important that garments for children are supposed to be comfortable and functional. While at the same time fashion and trends are of highly significant. This stores focus on function and safety.

You don't have to spend big bucks to dress your little munchkins in style because there are great stores out there that provide great clothing that's instyle yet friendly to your pocket! Check out these children's clothing store that are located on your current nearby mall.

 #1 The Children's Place

The Children's Place is a great store for kids because it provides good quality clothing and the prices ranges from very cheap to where you can find socks, hats and accesories for $1.00 or less( I'm not kidding). What's even better is that you can put a whole outfit together for less than $20.00 isn't that amazing! Not only is your kid going to be instyle for any event but you won't feel like you left your wallets empty.

Check out this outfit that I put together for my little girl for only $10.00! (Shirt and pants for only 5 dollars each)

Go to http://www.childrensplace.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/home_10001_10001_-1 to check out some great offers!





#2  Target
  

Target is one of my favorite stores ever! I buy everything there. It is a great store not only for home supplies but for kids clothing as well! With a wide variety of clothes  for any ages and their incridible low prices they are mothers top pick when it comes to kids clothing and utilities too. You will be able to find anything from sleepwears to uniforms for school for your kids there. If you haven't been to target or at least to the kids clothing department you need to go and check it out because I am sure you will be surprised in how many things you can buy while being in a budget.

Check out this shirt for boys for less than $10.00!@ http://www.target.com/c/kids/-/N-5xtyp

#3 H&M 

H&M is exactly what it is like for young adults there is very fashionable clothes, decent prices and awesome sales! Well now they have kids clothing line where let me say the clothes are very good quality and for very decent prices!
Check out http://www.hm.com/us/subdepartment/KIDS

Jeggings only $8.99

#4 Old Navy

Old Navy has been around ever since I could remember ever since I was born! And yet they haven't changed the good quality and the amazing prices of the clothes. Old Navy is known for there casual clothes and the amazing prices. When I go I always find the cutest outfits for boys and girls for very decent prices.
If you have a nearby Old Navy I recomend you to check out their kids clothing department.


For all you Batman fans this shirt is only $10.00 or  for all you Hello Kitty lovers the shirt is only $5.00! At Old Navy right now.
Check out the link for more great deals! http://oldnavy.gap.com/

#5 Baby Gap

Gap is very well known to people and is basically in every mall you step into but when mothers think of Baby Gap we think of  rich quality, fashionable clothes with high price tags but that is not all true we tend to go more to target and Kmart because we think they have the lowest prices but you will be surprise in the sales that Gap provides. There are basically sales evryday! Everytime I go to Gap and I want to safe some extra bucks I go to the sales section and they usually have an additional 30% off or more so that means you get to pay a fraction of the price! There clothes is really good quality and they have awesome sales so I really recomend you that next time your at the mall or near a Baby Gap you go inside and check it out.

Check out this outfit I put together isn't it so adorable and it will be great for Valentines Day!

(Shirt only $12.00)plus30% off

(Leggings only $7.99) plus30%off

If you are looking for good quality clothing for your kids yet with amazing prices I suggest you click on the link below for more Gap clothes.

http://www.gap.com/products/baby-girl-clothes.jsp?tid=gogobue1t&kwid=1&ap=7&sem=true&mkwid=225YUSk0&adid=OnolTnc&creative=7039236915&adpos=1t1

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Healthy After School Snacks: Frosted Pretzel Sticks

We know how hungry kids can get after a long day at school or daycare but you should really think it twice before you hand your child a sucker or a bag of potato chips. Instead try this! Today we will learn how to make this yummy snack for your kid(s) not only is it healthier but its crunchy and yummy too! Plus your child can help in making these snack!

You will need:

• Pretzel Rods
• Sprinkles (your choice) 
• White or Pink Frosting

1. The first thing we need to do is put frosting in a small container.  Add a tiny bit of water at a time, mixing well, to get a slightly thinner consistency.  You want the frosting to stick to the pretzel sticks but not in a blobby way.
2. Dip the end of the pretzel rod into the frosting, coating the top third or even half of the pretzel.  Tap pretzel a few times, against inside of mug, to remove excess but make sure the pretzel is coated. 
3. Immediately shake sprinkles onto the coating and then set uncoated end in another mug, or lay across a small bowl, leaving the coating set until hardened.
4. When coating are completely set, you can then package for giving.  To serve at your party, just arrange pretzel rods in a container, coated ends up. You can have lots of fun decorating it and making them unique! Enjoy!

Healthy After school Snacks: Baked Sweet Potato Fries

Prep time: 10 min.
Time to make:35 min.

You will need:

• 2 pounds sweet potatoes ( about 4 small, this will make about 6 servings)
• 2 tablespoon olive oil
• 1 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
• 1 1/2 teaspoon Kosher salt

1. First you will need to preheat the oven to 425°F. Cut each sweet potato in half lengthwise, and place it flat side down on a cutting board. Cut the potato halves into 1-inch-wide wedges.
2. In a small bowl, combine the oil, chili powder, and 1 teaspoon of the salt. Place the potatoes on a roasting pan and brush with the oil mixture. Lay the potatoes flesh side down on the pan and put the pan in the oven.
3. Cook until potatoes, turning once, until soft, 20 to 25 minutes. Remove the pan from the oven and season with remaining1/2 teaspoon salt. Let the wedges cool for a bit, serve warm and enjoy! (Ketchup is optional)

Healthy Thanksgiving Snack That Your Child Will Love!

Here is a snack your kids will love making this thanksgiving. Not only is it yummy but it's healthier for your child! Your child will practice his/hers creativity skills and imagination! Plus you will get to discover your child's imagination and spend quality time!

 You will need:

• Pumpkin muffins or your Child's Fav.
• Red apple
• Green apple
• Green grape
• Sliver of carrot
• Squeezable icing (for the eyes)

From each apple, cut a slice from the side of the apple. Set flat and cut squared-off, tapered feathers. Cut a small beak from a thin slice of carrot. Make a slit in the end of a green grape and dab off excess moisture. Insert beak into grape. Poke small ends of feathers into muffin and set head on muffin, resting on the muffin paper. Once assembled, add tiny dot eyes with icing and enjoy!