Electric Mommy

Where are all my Nightmare Before Christmas fans? If you love all things Jack and Sally, then I think you’re going to love this Jack Skellington Toilet Paper Roll craft! This Jack is really easy to make, and it uses common supplies that you probably have at home already. It’s the perfect craft for kids to do during the Halloween season – unless you feel the Nightmare Before Christmas is more of a Christmas movie? There’s a big debate about this in the Disney community! Our family actually enjoys this movie year-round, so we would do a Jack and Sally …

It has been a crazy busy week for me, which is why I’m so thankful for these three, at home toddler activities that keep my little one busy for more than thirty minutes at a time! These activities have been on heavy rotation over here and I don’t mind it one bit. I love activities that keep my little ones off the screen, help them develop their brains, encourage creativity AND require minimal supervision (so this mama can get some work done!). All of these toddler activities are little setup, little cleanup and keep my toddler entertained for long periods …

If you plan on having a baby and know you either can’t breastfeed or you’re choosing not to, you may be wondering, what happens to the milk? I had the same question with my second pregnancy and I was surprised at how little information I could find on the topic. That’s what inspired this post! Since having my second daughter, I’ve been asked by multiple women that same question – what happens to breast milk if you don’t breastfeed? Here, I’ll share with you my personal story about what happened to the milk and my body after my second daughter …

If you’re anything like me, sometimes you want a little more adventure on date night than just dinner and a movie. Yes, those are great too! Don’t get me wrong. However, it’s fun to spice things up a bit and try something different every once in a while. In a New York Times post, relationship researcher and psychology professor, Arthur Aron, suggests that the way to keep the spark in a long-term relationship is “to do something new and different – and to do it together.” In studies of couples, Dr. Aron found that partners who regularly share new experiences …