We are living in a whole new world during this COVID-19 pandemic. Federal health officials are now recommending that we cover our faces when we go out in public places. Given this recommendation, homemade face masks have now become essential items. As parents, we are all trying to do the best we can to protect our family. That means we should all have masks for every member of our family in case of emergencies. If you would of asked me if I would ever imagine writing a post about DIY face masks, I would of thought you were crazy but here we are.
Mark your calendars for Disney on Ice Dream Big coming to Allen County War Memorial Coliseum on February 27- March 1, 2020. There will be seven show times available to see your favorite Disney characters. For anyone that has seen a Disney performance before knows that these shows are truly magical. Disney does it right!
Join the wayfinder Moana and the greatest demigod that ever lived, Maui, on an action-packed voyage to restore the stolen heart of Te Fiti. Explore the Land of the Dead as Miguel from Disney•Pixar’s Coco brings the festivities of Dia de los Muertos to the ice. Get tangled up in Rapunzel’s hair-raising quest to see the floating lights. Travel to the kingdom of Arendelle with Anna, Elsa and Olaf in a dramatic retelling of the sisterly love that saved a kingdom. And discover the strength, bravery and kindness that inspired generation after generation with Jasmine, Ariel, Aurora, Belle and Cinderella.
High-flying jumps, breathtaking skating and lovable Disney friends make Disney On Ice presents Dream Big an experience your family will never forget!
Get ready to relive some of your favorite moments from your best-loved Disney movies. However before you and your family head out to Disney on Ice, there are a few things you will want to know.
Raise your hand if you have been loving this matching family pajama trend? I have both hands up. We have been doing this tradition for several years now and yes even my hubby is on board with it. These are great for Christmas morning and holiday pajama mini photography sessions. This year we followed the woodland trend in our family selection and added more matching options just for the boys.
It’s no secret that we are obsessed with all things Christmas during this time of year. Growing up I loved the holidays, but once I had my own kids it went to a whole new level. I LIVE for things like this, the over the top, crazy elaborate holiday decor, staying up late thinking of where to put our elf, seeing my kids light up with joy, this is what makes my mommy heart overflow. One of my favorite ways to bring back our elf on the shelf is with our annual North Pole Breakfast. This year, I decided to combine our love of Disney and gingerbread with our elf, Snowball’s, grand arrival. The result was a Mickey gingerbread theme.
There is just something about the ability to travel to so many different destinations without having to pack and re-pack. The number one question that I hear from anyone going on a cruise is ‘what do I pack to wear?’ Outside of a bathing suit, you will obviously need some other clothes too. Maybe not to the existent of 30 outfits for 7 nights, but who’s counting?! Disney Cruise Line has several themed nights including pirate and formal night that you will want to participate in.
We just got back from our second Disney cruise on the Halloween on the High Seas and I can’t wait to share all our fun family outfit ideas. If you haven’t seen my original post from our Very Merrytime Cruise then click here.
Cruising with Disney in September or October means you will have a spook-tacular experience as the ship is decked out with all things Halloween. From the Pumpkin tree in the atrium to the jack-o-lantern port holes, it is a ghoulishly good time for the whole family.
Besides themed nights like pirate night, there are other Halloween activities offered on the ship during Halloween on the High Seas. Some of the events include the story time at the Pumpkin Tree and Mickey’s Mouse-quarade party. I will highlight some of them to be sure not to miss.
Show me your door! While walking the halls to your stateroom you will notice a common theme. Just about every door is decorated with magnets. It’s a Disney thing and something you will want to participate due to the fear of missing out. Lots of people take pride in their doors and really go all out. I mean decorating their door and even the wall next to their door. It really is a lot of fun and the magnets also helped my boys identify which door was ours. They ran ahead of us down the hall every. single. time.
What could possibly be better than taking a family trip to the most magical place on earth? Try surprising them in a fun way that they are going on a Disney Vacation. Just think of the excitement on their faces when they find out about their upcoming trip. It can be almost as fun planning it too. Here are some creative ways to reveal the big news and get some screams and lots of smiles.
The countdown to your Disney Cruise is on and you are ready to start planning what you and your family are going to wear. How exciting! From cruise casual to formal night, there are so many options to choose from. At no surprise to some, we took full advantage of the themes each night on our last cruise. So maybe this is your first cruise or maybe you are here for a little inspiration, either way I got you covered.
