Holidays

We are taking some time off during the holidays to prepare and enjoy times spent with loved ones. We hope you are able to do the same. Happy Holidays!

Mother's Day during a pandemic is not something I ever thought would happen, but here we are.  Now more than ever, supporting our local, small businesses is so important!  We've compiled this fantastic Mother's Day Gift Guide full of...

Finding joy is about understanding that there is always a silver lining, even when we cannot see one.

At this point, most of us have been invited to participate in a gift exchange where we are asked to bring a gift in the price range of $20 to a holiday party at work, with church or a...

Mother's Day is a celebration of Motherhood!  We are here to help you make it the best day possible!  In our Ultimate Mother's Day Guide, you will find brunches, gift ideas, & events for the Green Bay and Appleton...

The holidays are upon us. Halloween just ghosted out and the turkey is gobbling up the days to Thanksgiving. If your family is hoping to add a little homemade decoration to your Thanksgiving table here are a few different...

Craft fairs provide the opportunity to add some holiday decor to your collection and cross some people off your shopping list! November 16-17 :: CHRISTKINDLMARKT, Lake Haven Hall (Kewaunee). Friday 3-9 pm. Saturday 9 am - 4 pm. Other family events to...

This year I am so excited that Christmas is over!! Don’t get me wrong - I am a Christmas fiend!! I decorate everything in my house, bake every recipe (and subsequently gain fifteen extra pounds for the New Year), and I do it all with three crazy kiddos between one and six underfoot. So this month, in my mind, I was FINALLY going to get a break from the planning, and especially from the two Elves on the Shelf who joined our family last year (yes we have two, and they are married). The new year was supposed to be the end of the extra ‘magic’ for my six year old. A break from trying to find creative poses for the elves, or inventing a big story about how the elves set up the baking supplies and then left and went back to the EXACT spots they were when my daughter went to the bed the night before. But sadly, my break is not anywhere in sight just yet.

It’s never too early to teach your children about giving back to the community, Mueller says, Ringing bells as a family will “provide an opportunity for parents to show their children how to give and become a donor. It is a rare occasion for a child to pass a kettle without begging his or her parent for change to drop in the kettle,” he adds. “Bell ringing really matters. It matters because we can all participate in something bigger than ourselves and teach our children to do the same.”

Updated for 2022: Ultimate Easter Guide | Brunch, Activities, More | Green Bay & Appleton Welcome to the Green Bay Area Moms Blog Guide to Easter Brunch! Want to get together with family and friends this Easter WITHOUT the stress and...