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Pine cones and sticks and rocks oh my

13 December 2016 by Nathalie Abejero Leave a Comment

‘Tis the season. What do you do with all the sticks and rocks and pine cones that the kids drag in throughout the year? And the toys they’ve outgrown but have a special place in your memory? Repurpose and get creative with the Christmas decor, that’s what.

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What to do with an old crib

22 January 2012 by Nathalie Abejero Leave a Comment

I love this idea, even though we never got around to buying a crib for the little boy! It’s reposted from A Little Learning for Two, a blog about raising two kids on a small budget in a small apartment.

 

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