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Party Platter for Kids
"And still, I rise."
- Maya Angelou
Rise and Shine, Mommy! Happy Monday. Let’s tackle it with the enthusiasm of a child who just heard the word 'cookie’.
Today’s Mommy scoop:
🎉 Party Platter for Snacks
🍓 Strawberry Crepes: Sweet morning
🏷️ Permanent Glass Canister Labels
Mom Hack
Party Platter for snacks

Mom Hack
Transform snack time into a fun picnic with large party platters.
You may be able to grab these at a dollar store for an affordable price.
Fill with a Variety of Snacks:
Healthy Choices: Fill with fruits, veggies, cheese cubes, and whole grain crackers.
Themed Snacks: Tailor the snacks to a theme—like a rainbow platter with colorful fruits and veggies.
Interactive Snacks: Include dips like hummus or yogurt for added fun.
Personalize for Your Kids:
Name Tags: Add cute name tags to each compartment.
Fun Shapes: Use cookie cutters to make fun shapes out of fruits and sandwiches.
(Which, total side note. These are my favorite labels for all things kids.)
Make it a Picnic:
Location: Set up a picnic area in your backyard or living room.
Decor: Add a picnic blanket, some pillows, and a few toys to create a cozy space.
Music: Play some fun background music to enhance the experience.
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Mom’s Menu
🍓 Strawberry Crepes: Sweet and Sumptuous!

superhealthykids
Treat your family to these delicate Strawberry Crepes!
A delightful blend of creamy filling and fresh strawberries that promises a taste of elegance in every bite. 😊
❤️ Why You'll Love It
🍓 Filled with juicy strawberries and a rich cream mixture for a luxurious breakfast or dessert.
🌼 Light and airy crepes, perfect for special mornings or a perfect treat.
📝 Ingredients
2 large eggs
1 cup milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons melted butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
Filling: Greek yogurt, heavy cream, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, strawberries, optional raspberries
👩🍳 Instructions
Blend the wet ingredients, then add the flour to create a smooth batter. Let rest.
Cook thin crepes in a lightly buttered pan, about 1-2 minutes each side until golden.
Whip cream, combine with yogurt, sugar, and vanilla for filling.
Fill crepes with cream mixture and strawberries, roll and serve.
📌 Note
Experiment with different fruits or toppings like Nutella or chocolate sauce for a personalized touch!
Full recipe here.
Daily DIY (Home Edition)
Permanent Glass Canister Labels

hgtv
Organize your kitchen stylishly with permanent labels for glass canisters!
Select a readable font and print ingredient names on copy paper.
Position the paper inside a glass canister and secure with painter's tape.
Clean the glass with isopropyl alcohol and allow to dry.
Trace over the letters with black enamel-effect ceramic paint using a fine brush.
Bake the painted canisters in the oven to set the paint.
This method ensures your labels stay clear and smudge-free. 😊
The tutorial is here.
Mom’s Choice
Add an ice cream shop to your kid’s playtime with this Wooden Scoop and Serve Ice Cream Counter! 🍦
Includes a variety of ice cream flavors and toppings, perfect for serving up endless fun and encouraging imaginative play.
Wooden Scoop and Serve Ice Cream Counter
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Mama Knows Best: True or False?
Swimming lessons are safe to begin as soon as a baby can sit up on their own.
(Answer below)
A) True
B) False
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Answer
A) True. Infants can begin swimming lessons as young as six months old.
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