• Videos: Giants Game Dance, Wedding Guest Dresses, a Girl Named Lucky

    Hi friends. This week I posted all types of videos including some of the following. Hudson dancing with the sweetest new friend at the Giants game My story from pastry to David 2011 failed Pinterest board inspirations Lucky mama to a child with Down syndrome I’d like to keep a hub of all the short form videos I create on the website and somehow categorize them and make them searchable. I’ll figure it out – this only took me 2.5 hours to do hahah. If you aren’t yet, please follow me on TikTok to see these as they come out! Which one is your favorite this week?

  • We’re Moving!

    The last few months have been a whirlwind. David and I decided to jump into the craziness that is the current seller’s market and list our home in Chicagoland. Within 2 days, we had 13 offers and are now closing on our current home 3 weeks from tomorrow. What’s next? A big move to California! We are trading our winter coats for flip-flops and moving to Orange County, CA in June. We are still looking for a rental home but know that God has prepared the perfect home for us. Now it’s all about…purging what we don’t need, selling what we can, and packing up what we want. Then off…

  • EATS: Beanless Chili

    We eat chili all year round in this house, and we eat A LOT of it. It’s such an easy meal to whip up that hits all my desired flavors and textures…and there are a million variations. We switch it up between 4 other types of chili, but this one we return to because it’s super simple. you can switch it up to make it healthier, you could add beans if you want, and you can prep it at nap time but have it ready by dinner! we all love it in this house and it freezes BEAUTIFULLY. what you need 3 pounds of meat (can switch it up between…

  • It's a large picture of Lucky Charms cereal pieces - there are purple moons, rainbows, red stars, and others that make up the background image. In the center of the photo, there is a green square that states 'Lucky Charms Treats' in bold black letters. Within the green box, there is a line at the bottom that says "HoldingMoonbeams.com" This image is used as an blog graphic to visually show what the rest of the post is about which is a Lucky Charms Treats recipe and directions.

    Lucky Charms Treats

    St. Patrick’s Day is coming up next week and I wanted a quick festive treat to make for the kids. After some searching on Pinterest, I came across Lucky Charms Treats. Basically, it’s a Rice Krispie Treat but you substitute Lucky Charms cereal. Easy, simple, and delicious! I modified the recipe I used from Julie’s Eats and Treats and made it stickier, the way I like it! Grandma Karen and I made these together over Instagram Live and even with our chatter and terrible camera work, the whole thing took less than 20 minutes! See the video below for more step by step instruction. Have you ever had these before?…

  • Target Basic Tees

    I am ALWAYS looking for soft, comfortable, and flattering basic tees, especially with warmer weather coming soon!! Fingers crossed. I recently tried on some shirts I found at Target that range from $5-15 and there were all winners in their own respects. Check them out below and hurry before they are out of stock! I love this basic t-shirt tee from Target. It has fun puffy sleeves and a cute little knot detail as well. Super soft and lightweight. Easy to dress up or dress down. Wearing it with my favorite Abercrombie high-rise super skinny jeans and dark wash. And you can’t go wrong with Nike court vision sneakers. Shirt:…

  • CRAFT: Hidden Animal Sensory Activity

    Okay….that title is totally misleading. To be clear, I am NOT crafty. You would think I might be since I am a creative; however, when it comes to activities and sensory bins for my toddler, I strongly dislike this type of pursuit. However, desperate times call for desperate measures and I am guessing there are a lot of other parents like me…. you want to do the craft, but you can’t stand it. Well here is any easy one for YOU if you are like me. I’ve formally titled it…Hiding Animals with Rice in a Muffin Tin With a Scoop 🙂 You will need: Rice in a bin/storage container Scoop…

  • Valentine’s Day Mocktails

    Hi friends! As you all may know, we are not big drinkers in our house. When COVID quarantine hit, I was also pregnant with Hayes. To make the afternoons at home more fun, I started making mocktails and it has turned into one of my favorite things to share on Instagram. For Valentine’s Day, I created 3 mocktails for you and/or your children to enjoy. Nothing like a refreshing, delicious beverage and a loving toast to celebrate the day of love. I’ve provided recipes below as well as the videos with how I made them. Enjoy and Happy Valentine’s Day! Italian Cream Soda Sprinkle Rimmed Shirley Temple My, my, my,…

  • Super Bowl Recipes 2021

    Ahhh the super bowl. The game. The commercials. The halftime show. THE FOOD…..so if you are looking for inspiration, keep reading! I’m all about keeping it easy yet tasty for this unofficial American holiday every February. Here are two recipes – one to munch and one to sip for you to try! I also added the videos from when I shared this on Instagram with semi-closed captions. Bloody Mary Mocktail Ham & Cheese Sliders I don’t know who I’m rooting for…but I know I’ll be enjoying these as I watch! what’s your favorite super bowl tradition? Enjoy the game!

  • Collage of 4 photos of a woman in different outfits from Amazon. Text says Amazon Fashion: February Favorites in a large white circle.

    February Amazon Fashion Favorites!

    Click here for a master list of all my codes! Tap each picture below for more outfit details and shoppable links. I love this look and it is so easy to put together with items already in your closet. The blank tank from Amazon has the prettiest (NON ITCHY) eyelash lace that makes this a year-round shirt. I paired it with an oversized boyfriend jacket, my favorite faux leather leggings, and the comfiest over-the-knee suede brown boots from Amazon. Click on the picture to shop all outfit details! HOT DAYUM! This hot pink color is so bright and festive for Valentine’s Day. It comes a ton of other colors on…

  • Basic Hospital Bag Packing List for Mama

    Alright friends, I have been talking about packing my hospital bag for WEEKS. When Baby #4 was measuring a month ahead, it was suggested that I get a bag of items ready in case we need to rush to the hospital. I have FINALLY DONE IT! The good news is…and I want all the first time mommies and daddies to hear this…the hospital will have everything you NEED. Highlight – CAPS – underline – BOLD. Packing a bag is more for you…what things bring you comfort? What would be a nice to have? It is another great way to mentally prepare for the reality that you are giving birth soon.…

  • Get to Know Me: 21 Things You Might Not Know

    Happy Friday friends!  I was tagged in a post on Instagram to share 21 facts about myself. Being the wordy, chatty gal that I am, I couldn’t squeeze all 21 into the 2,200 character limit that Instagram gives the world. I shared 13 there…but all 21 here! It was weird thinking of things about myself since so much of what I write it about my children, family, and more ‘tip and trick’ based. This was a great exercise in remembering WHO I AM and where I have been…and how do I want the world to see me? Not just as a mama, not just as Holding Moonbeams…but as Hollyce.  Okay…

  • Three Phone Apps You Need When Expecting

    I don’t know about you….but I’m assuming you are like me and have several apps on your phone that you’ve downloaded. Chances are you probably use the same 5-10 in any given week but some are more seasonal….like these: my favorite pregnancy apps! I am so glad I was referred to some of these so wanted too share them with you! None of this is sponsored…but I wanted a quick place for you any preggos out there to have a few resources that I’ve been grateful for this go around. Let’s jump right into it….here are the THREE apps you need when you are expecting. What to Expect Honesty time…

  • Hudson said MAMA

    IT HAPPENED!! Hudson said, “MAMA” for the first time last night. ⁠ ⁠ I have been aching to hear those words. Hudson knows I’m mommy…I don’t need verbal words to confirm that….but oh man how sweet that moment was last night! ⁠ ⁠ The MMMMM sound is very hard for young children with Down syndrome to create….pursing your lips together and making the vibrating M noise takes a lot of work and coordination (versus DA, BA, GA, etc). I knew this would be a long time coming (Hudson is 3 years old)…and I treasure every time he signs “mommy” since I know that’s the best way he can communicate my…

  • mom and toddler excited in front of the carousel at Disney World

    Journaling/Sharing/Other Random Thoughts

    Hey friends! I have not given my blog much love lately…still trying to find that balance of what to share on Instagram/Facebook versus what to share here. I don’t know the answer…but what I do know is that even if I’m cross-posting, that will provide an easy way for me to reference old posts. I’ve struggled with what to share in GENERAL as well…so I’m sharing it here in the hopes I will keep myself accountable and look back in 5 years and remember how silly it was that I was afraid of sharing, even in the midst of global pandemic. Here’s what I posted on Instagram today…. I’m not…

  • Happy 2nd Birthday to my Fifth Child – Holding Moonbeams

    Gee willikers!! I almost missed it… Happy 2nd birthday to my tech baby and fifth child, Holding Moonbeams. Last year had some great growth…but I have LOTS planned for you in this upcoming year… 💕 More recipe posts on the blog per your requests!💕 Return of the Friday Favs – and continuing to share product favorites on the reg!💕 Featuring new & exclusive content via RewardStyle on LIKEtoKNOW.it (just recently accepted!!)💕 Vlogs are coming back to YouTube starting with our Disney trip in March💕 A web design refresh to the DOT COM – if you know of someone, please DM me.💕 Working on some MERCHANDISEEEEEEE. WHAT! People will be like…oh my gosh your hat is so…

  • Best Restaurants in Disney World (According to You!)

    What’s one thing you think of when ‘Disney World’ comes to mind? Is it Mickey Mouse? That gorgeous castle? The rides? The crowds? The magic? Maybe all of those….but for me, it’s all FOOD! One of my favorite t-shirts I own is a list of #allthesnacks you can get at Disney…Mickey pretzels, Dole Whips, churros, Mickey waffles, candy apples. Because as much as I love the rides at Disney, I REALLY love me a solid Disney snack in between attractions. An area I didn’t know as much about with Disney World was the sit-down dining selections. We’ve had a few good quick service restaurants but had not explored the sit-down…

  • 9 Things You Need for Tonsil and Adenoid Recovery

    WOWZA!! What a rollercoaster ride of 10 days from Hudson’s recovery. Recovery from what? Let me catch you up, friends. Since Hudson was born, he has struggled with congestion. This is not uncommon with a Down syndrome diagnosis. Since he is anatomically smaller, it’s harder for fluid to drain. In fact, in the hospital when Hudson was born, he failed his left hearing test due to fluid. So we’ve been working with Hudson’s Ear Nose Throat (ENT) doctor since he was born. It’s been a back and forth process…..let the fluid drain itself, put in an eustachian tube, etc. I could go into this a lot more (and if you…

  • A Walk Down ‘Frozen’ Memory Lane: The Reasons I Love This Franchise

    Anna, Elsa, and Olaf hold a very special place in my heart. Why? Well when I was 25, I met two young children named Tyler & Emily. I had been around kids plenty and loved them….but there was added pressure at this meeting…they were the children of my boyfriend at the time. I so desperately wanted them to like me!  One of the first dates we went on as a family was to see this amazing, winter-themed, animated block-buster smash from Disney…a little film called “Frozen.” As we walked out of the theater holding hands and singing ‘Let It Go’ – I breathed a sigh of gratitude (and some relief)…

  • 52 Baking Pantry Essentials for Holiday Season

    Ho ho ho! Santa Hollyce is here to spread some Christmas cheer…what’s the best part of the holidays? For me – the FOOD! Especially baking sweet treats. If you have been a long-time follower, you will know that before I was a special needs mom…before I was a stepmom…before I was wife…before I was a recruiter…I was a pastry chef. It is my heart’s passion and I bleed simple syrup. The holiday season is the BIG SHOW for me. Baking pies for Thanksgiving, decorating sugar cookies with my kids, and making candy over the stove – these are the things I live for this time of year! I asked on…

  • DSAM: Mama Kaylee & Raelynn

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Kaylee, I have two girls. Jillian is 8 and Raelynn (DS) is 2. We live in northern Illinois. I love to give back to the community, I love to paint and sew when and if I have time! What’s the one word you would pick to describe Raelynn? Determined. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Raelynn taught you? Everyone grows and learns differently; nobody is the same. The more we look toward the “can’ts” and “won’ts” the more we believe that is true. Stay positive and keep pushing forward!! What…

  • DSAM: Daddy Kyler & Bennett

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… Hello! My name is Kyler, 33, happily married, and a dad of two, Bennett and Ruby. I’m a born and raised Minnesotan with east coast ties. After spending the last 10 years in Chicago, our family made the move back to the Twin Cities in May. We are enjoying this next chapter of our lives, especially the wonderful schools, resources, and networks now accessible to Bennett, our first-born and child with Down syndrome. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Bennett? Gamer. Not only because that’s what we call his grandfather (long story), but because Bennett is a…

  • DSAM: Mama Kelli & Macy & Laney

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Kelli and I live in Grayslake IL. I am the mom of 2 girls, both with special needs. Laney is 18 months old and has Down syndrome. Macy is 3 years old with Autism. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Laney? Special. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Laney taught you? Having a child with Down syndrome has changed our lives for the better. We have learned patience, empathy, patience, understanding, patience, unconditional love, and more. We see how hard Laney works to accomplish goals that come…

  • DSAM: Mama Alison & Quinn

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Alison and my daughter, Quinn, is almost 4 years old. Quinn was born in Arizona but my husband, Josh, and I decided to move to Florida when Quinn was about 18 months old to be closer to family. Quinn enjoys playing with her baby dolls, playing outside and being with family and friends. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Quinn? One word I would use to describe Quinn would be sassy. She is full of life, brave and feisty! When people are around her, they light up. What would you tell a parent who…

  • DSAM: Mama Christy & Kellan

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… I’m Christy, mom to Tierney (5) and Kellan (2), who is rocking an extra chromosome. We live with my husband, Matt, and two grumpy cats in Raleigh, North Carolina. I’m training for a half-marathon in November, so most of my free time is spent running and listening to podcasts. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Kellan? Joyful. He’s not always happy, but when he is, he radiates joy and shares it with everyone around him. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Kellan taught you? Kellan has taught me that a…

  • DSAM: Mama Alyse & Conner

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… Alyse & Nick Mastrodonato are proud parents to Conner who is 6 months and we live in Antioch, IL. We love to be outdoors, walking with our pup, snuggling, playing and smiling ALL THE TIME. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Conner? Charismatic. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Conner taught you? Conner has taught me to be more accepting, to find the positives in a person, to outweigh their negatives, and to love profusely without hesitation. Down Syndrome is really only different in the number of chromosomes. Everything I’ve…

  • DSAM: Mama Cecilia & Joseph

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Cecilia Guizar. I am 23 years old. I live in Los Angeles, CA. My favorite hobbies are dancing, playing with my son, & hanging out with friends. I have a handsome, smart & loving baby boy, Joseph, who is 3 years old. I gave birth to him on March 11, 2016 💙💛 He is such a beautiful, smart and kind boy. He brings so much joy and happiness to a lot of people’s lives. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Joseph? Ambitious. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What…

  • DSAM: Friend Kristen Behrens

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Kristen Behrens, and I have a two-year-old named Juliana & a three-year-old named Jackson. What is your experience with Down syndrome? I came into contact with Hudson when he was an infant. I was merely surviving – not thriving as a mom. At the time, I had a CRAZY 21-month-old boy and a 3-month-old baby girl. I joined a group called Stroller Strides – both seeking a community and an hour where I could work out a few times per week. Hollyce and Hudson joined around the same time as me. Hollyce was on maternity leave, and…

  • DSAM: Mama Angie & Lincoln

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Angie. I’m married to Maceo. We have 3 children. Lincoln is our youngest. He is 4 years old and has Down Syndrome. We are an athletic family and so we love all sports. We spend a lot of time watching our children play. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Lincoln? Kind. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Lincoln taught you? I would like for everyone to know that Down Syndrome is not scary. Lincoln has taught us great things already!! Patience, kindness through anything, love for everyone!…

  • DSAM: Mama Jenness & Teddy

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… I am Jenness, mama to five with Teddy (Ds) being the youngest. I am a nationally certified school nurse and we live in Libertyville, IL. I love to read, cook, and garden, and I used to be an equestrian before kids and grown-up life happened. Teddy is three and loves gymnastics, horseback riding, soccer, baseball, golf, and pretty much any other sport. He also loves to play with his cars and trucks and point out every car, truck, bus, plane, or motorcycle we see on the road. He goes to school four mornings a week and he loves to ride…

  • DSAM: Colleagues Terri & Carissa

    Tell us a little bit about you. My name is Terri & I am lucky to get to be Carissa’s co-worker (and friend). She began working at Main Street Realty two years ago as an intern through her work/study program and was hired a year ago. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Carissa? Unstoppable. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Carissa taught you? There is nothing Carissa can’t do when she puts her mind to it. She’s one of the hardest working young people I know. She’s taught me to never give up & dream big! What would you tell…

  • DSAM: Friends Laura & Carissa

    Tell us a little bit about you and your loved one with Down syndrome… Carissa has been a friend of mine since I was in 6th grade and she was in 2nd! Carissa was in a general education classroom and I was paired to be her reading buddy. We formed a bond (and I think she helped me discover my passion) that lives on to this day. Today, Carissa is now 23!! We love going out to eat together, happy hours 😉, going to the gym together, and of course – girl talk. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Carissa? Capable. What do you want the world…

  • DSAM: Mama Dianne & Carissa

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Dianne. We live in Collingswood, NJ and my daughter, Carissa is 23 years old. Carissa is an inspiration to many people in our community near and far. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Carissa? Amazing. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Carissa taught you? My daughter with Down syndrome has taught me that acting from your heart can move mountains and no obstacle can withstand the power of love. What would you tell a parent who just received a diagnosis of Down syndrome for their child? There’s…

  • DSAM: Meet Carissa

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Carissa. I am 23 years old. I live with my mom and three sisters. My loved one is my mom and sisters and my second-grade pep pal Laura Ciervo. She really is the best. My hobbies are acting & performing, and sports like basketball and bowling. What’s one word you’d use to describe yourself? To be like everybody else. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? I am successful. I go on a college campus and have a job in the day. For my senior trip, we went to Florida and stayed four…

  • DSAM: Siblings Erin & Matthew

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Erin. I am writing about my brother, Matthew, who has Down syndrome. He is 20 years old and lives in Palatine, IL. Matt loves watching movies (current favorite is “Instant Family”) and listening to music. He likes to record himself making videos on his iPad, and secretly hopes to see himself on the big screen someday. Matt is a great powerlifter for the Special Olympics. He also loves being an uncle to my son. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Matthew? Magic. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What…

  • DSAM: Mama Ashley & Paige

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Ashley and I am Paige’s mom. We live in Buffalo, New York with my husband Zach and Paige’s big sister, Ellie. Paige is 2.5 years old and loves things many kids her age enjoy: music, dancing, books, getting into mischief, and being silly!! What’s the one word you would pick to describe Paige? Determined. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Paige taught you? The joy of celebrating the small things. Paige has given us the gift of enjoying every moment. She might take a little longer to reach some milestones.…

  • DSAM: Mama Magen & Jacquelyn

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Magen and my daughter’s name is Jacquelyn. She will turn 3 in December, and we live 40 miles outside of Chicago. We are big Chicago Cubs fans! I was 8 months pregnant when they won the World Series. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Jacquelyn? Extraordinary. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What Jacquelyn taught you? Down syndrome is a blessing. Down syndrome has taught me how to be a parent and appreciate those milestones that much more. It has taught me that I am deserving of my child…

  • DSAM: Mama Angie & Owen

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Angie and I’m mama to Owen Steven who’s 3 years old. Owen has twin siblings who are 11. We live in Washington state. Our favorite thing to do together is giggle and dance! Owen just started early preschool and LOVES it! What’s the one word you would pick to describe Owen? GIFT. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Owen taught you? It’s pure joy! Having Owen has changed my perspective on life. He lights up our world. His love is unconditional and his smile will steal your heart every time!…

  • DASM: Mama Jessica & Julianna

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Jessica my daughter’s name is Julianna. She is one year old and was diagnosed with Down Syndrome at birth. We live in Joliet, Illinois and our favorite hobbies are singing “Row Your Boat” and going to the park. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Julianna? Hope. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Julianna taught you? Down syndrome does not define my daughter. It just makes her more special. Don’t count her out or underestimate her! She can do and will do everything a non-Down syndrome child can,…

  • DSAM: Mama Mallory & Ava

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Mallory Roberts and my daughter Ava has Down syndrome! We live in Central Kansas in the beautiful town of McPherson. Ava is 4 (almost 5) years old. She loves trips to the zoo, music and dancing, family time and spending time with her “friends” aka classmates. What’s the one word you would pick to describe Ava? Life-giving (does this count as one word? 😂) What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Ava taught you? That it is not scary or a burden – so don’t say you’re sorry for someone. My…

  • DSAM: Mama Jennifer & Nora

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… My name is Jennifer. Nora is 3 years old and the youngest of 3 girls! We live in the Chicago suburbs. We love to vacation as a family, go camping, go on walk and bike rides and have dance parties!! What’s the one word you would pick to describe Nora? Determined. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What has Nora taught you? Down Syndrome is not scary. It’s not a life sentence of never being able to go do fun things as a family ever again, and it will not affect the other kids in…

  • DSAM: Mama Caroline & Bennett

    Tell us a little bit about you and your family… Hi! My name is Caroline, I’m 32 years old and currently live in Minnesota with my husband and 2 kiddos – Bennett (2.5) and Ruby (10 months)! We also have a 4-year-old English Bulldog named Ziggy. We found out when I was 13 weeks pregnant that Bennett would be born with Ds and although it rocked our world, we didn’t realize how truly amazingly lucky we were about to become! What’s the one word you would pick to describe Bennett? It’s not one word but: full of life. What do you want the world to know about Down syndrome? What…

  • 22 Fall Bucket List Ideas for Families

    It’s officially the first day of fall – hooray! I can already taste the spiced cider, smell the cloves and orange mulling on the stove, hear the crunch of leaves as they fall on the grown, and feel the soft and cozy infinity scarf around my neck. Yep…I’m ready for you, fall. But what happens when the rest of your family doesn’t obsess over this new season like you do? How do you get them on board? Simple my friends. Simple. May I present to you….the 2019 Fall Bucket List. (hooray….cheers…applause…wahooooo) I thought of my favorite activities that help get me into the fall spirit (including the basics I listed…

  • Giving It a Shot: VLOGGING!

    Hello Moonbeams! In case you don’t follow on social media, I wanted to share some exciting news about a new venture for Holding Moonbeams…. WE ARE VLOGGING! Since turning my social media focus toward blogging and intentional sharing about our lives as a special needs and blended family, I have really enjoyed connecting with our readers. Reading everyone’s comments makes the internet seem like a smaller place…and I love getting to know people (who I may never have otherwise met) through Instagram, Facebook, and through this blog! But one of my most favorite parts was using Instagram stories to give everyone a taste of life behind the scenes…life behind the…

  • 41 Summer Activities For Toddlers in Chicago

    It’s that time of year again…. The snow has finally melted. Target is pumped full of adorable aquatic accessories (hello donut shaped pool float) and bug spray. Art projects from the school year make their way home. And then the anxiety of what to do with your young children starts to creep under your skin as you panic….what am I going to do with them all day?! Yes my friends. Summer is here. But no need to worry…especially you local Chicagoland mamas…I see you ladies. And I have not one…not two…but 41 different activities for you to try with your kiddos this summer! Here’s how I went about this list….…

  • Book Review: Gnat & Corky Series

    If there is one activity I have enjoyed most with Hudson since his birth, I’d have to pick reading. From his first few days on this earth as a newborn listening to the words in those fresh, unopened books….to the tears, bite marks, and stains on our durable board books of late….I love reading with my little guy. Last month, Orange Hat Publishing reached out to me about some books they have…one story, in particular, they thought resonated with my posts and what our family is all about – love and light! After reading these books, I knew I had to share them with you all. I love supporting amazing…

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