With a new baby comes with reminders of old problems. One of these old problems that I had all but forgotten about was the ever elusive Cradle Cap. Cradle Cap is not dangerous and more of a nuisance than anything else. It is a greasy layer of flakes that form a “cap” over the top of the baby’s head, early on in their life. Out of my three babies I have had two with, and one without Cradle Cap. My son never seemed to deal with it. My eldest daughter had a thin nearly non-exist

So I moved a couple of times last year as some of you know. I had to clean two places, and I had to do it fast. Both times the cleaning came down to me, the Hubbs was either driving across the country or starting a new job. And this year we will be moving again in October. During this last year of uncertainty the one thing I can count on is that grease, dust and grime will build up. And now I can count on my Cleaning Crack. When I was a kid, my mom relied on only a few cheap

Good Morning Everyone! It’s 6 am and I am awake. There is a simple explanation for that, considering that I am the hardest person to wake before 8 am usually. I’m awake because I needed to check on my Overnight Oatmeal. SO my kids will eat two things in the morning that are healthy, eggs (any way I can make them) or Oatmeal. And I hate that if I leave the oatmeal to my husband to make they end up a bit blocked by the end of two meals. He has a tendency to make it dry and fast

I grew up in a household where the main woman in my life was always sewing...something. She didn't necessarily love to sew; she needed to sew. My mother taught herself the skill at a young age, out of necessity. If she wanted to wear the newest fashions to school, her mother couldn't just go out to buy them - she had 12 children to feed and clothe. So My mother taught herself to sew. I can vividly remember the look on her face when she told me the story about the maxi dress t