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Coco Village's Huge VIP Black Friday Sale

Coco Village's Huge VIP Black Friday Sale * This post contains affiliate links to some of the products that I use and love. This means that if you shop directly through the links, your purchase supports my blog at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!   Are you looking for a quality holiday toy for a little one? Checkout Coco Village . Here is their Instagram page. They have something for babies all the way to adults. We discovered Coco Village about 2 years ago when I was searching for a birthday present for my daughter’s first birthday. I saw a post for a Coco Village kitchen bundle and I bought it. I’m so glad I did, because my daughter has loved playing with it. To date it is her favorite toy to play with and I love how it inspires her imagination.                    Coco Village gifted us these fire station toys. I love that these items are high quality, so I know that they will last for the years to come. They are high quality wooden toys. These toys ar
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Sensory Muffin/Cupcake Tin Play

Sensory Muffin/Cupcake Tin Play How to Keep Your Little One Entertained with a Muffin Tin Recommended  for children 5 months+ Always  use active supervision when using this activity and your discretion   I don't know about you, but my little one enjoys playing with items other than her said toys. She especially enjoys playing with kitchen items. When I saw a post on Pinterest about utilizing a muffin tin in your child's play I was ecstatic! I knew Maci would enjoy this activity. What a great idea with so many possibilities?!   What You Will Need: One thing I love about this activity and many of the activities that I do, is that it requires minimal supplies and they are items you probably have laying around the house.  You will need the following: muffin/cupcake tin colorful balls Depending on what you plan to do with the activity you may need additional items. I will explain what I did with Maci and then give some suggestions on what you could do with an older and/or younger ch
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Repurposed Wipe Dispenser Sensory Box

Repurposed Wipe Dispenser Sensory Box My daughter has all the bright, colorful, fun toys you could imagine. Usually instead of those toys she would rather play in the dogs dish, explore my makeup drawer, pull all the dirty laundry out of the hamper, or pull all the wipes out of the wipe dispenser.  When I was looking for activities to work on with Maci I came across an activity that repurposed a used wipe container into a sensory box. If your child is anything like mine I'm sure you have picked up your share of wipes off the ground. I was happy to find an activity that would help fulfill her urge to pull things out of containers. Maci lives for pulling things out of containers and occasionally putting them back.   The best part about this activity is it is so easy to assemble and well loved. All you need is an empty wipe container (I'm sure you have plenty laying around) and pieces of fabric. I had extra pieces of fabric laying around from sewing projects I had done in the past
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LikeToKnowIt, What is it and How Do I Use it?

Like To Know It, What is it & How to Use it Like to Know It is one of the most amazing inventions! If you like shopping like it do, you're sure to love it! Many of you have asked me for some more information on what Like to Know It is, and how it works. Bloggers, like myself, want to know how to use it. I am going to do my best to answer the questions you have and to explain how this app/site can benefit you and myself.  For All My Non-Bloggers: Like To Know It  was developed by the company, RewardStyle. They made it possible for bloggers , like me, to make a commission from sales of products that they post. Like To Know It benefits you, because it is here to save you time and most importantly money! From this app or through their website you can shop your favorite bloggers look and/or favorite items. This is also an easy way for you to shop via Instagram.  If you are following me on Instagram ,  you have probably seen me tagging @liketoknowit and using the hashtag #LTKIT in m
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July Deals

July Deals Here are the deals I have for July Click on any item and you will be taken to the product page Clothing: 50% off the cutest women's shirts (I bought two different colors) Start Date: Jul 19, 2020 at 11:00 PM PDT End Date: Jul 26, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT 50% off Fall Women's Shirts Start Date: Jul 16, 2020 at 02:00 AM PDT End Date: Jul 31, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT 50% off Women's Dresses Start Date: Jul 16, 2020 at 02:00 AM PDT End Date: Jul 31, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT 70% off fun socks Start Date: Jul 20, 2020 at 01:00 AM PDT End Date: Jul 31, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT Beauty: 50% off hair dryers                   70% off hair dryers Start Date:  Jul 01, 2020 at 10:00 PM PDT |  End Date:  Jul 29, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT Jewelry and Accessories : Sports & Fitness:  Health: Toys & Games: Kitchen: Home: 40% off Robot Vacuum   Start Date: Jul 20, 2020 at 04:00 AM PDT End Date: Jul 28, 2020 at 11:59 PM PDT 50% off Vanity Mirror  Start Date: Jul 20, 2020 at 01:00 AM PDT End Dat
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LikeToKnowIt.

Exciting news!  I have been working extremely hard on growing my Instagram . My account went from having around 200 followers, to now almost 2,000 followers! I enjoy sharing my life, motherhood journey, and all of the deals I find. I love being apart of a bigger community.  Now for some more exciting news. After applying a few times, I am now apart of the LikeToKnowIt. Family. With this platform I am able to create images that you can shop through. So far I have made four posts, but I can't wait to create some more.  This has been an exciting journey that I hope will continue. I have made so many new connections and friends through this process. I am still learning, so bear with me.  If you have anything in particular that you are looking for, I will keep my eye out for sales on that item. Just let me know! Thank you for joining me in this journey, Marrisa  This content requires JavaScript to be enabled, and the site or browser may be disabling it. Try reactivating it to view thi
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Spider Web Tape Resist Art

Spider Web Tape Resist Art * This post contains affiliate links to some of the products that I use and love. This means that if you shop directly through the links, your purchase supports my blog at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!   I have been seeing a lot of tape resist art on Pinterest and wanted to try it out with my little. Art projects that allow us to re-use items and use items that we already have at home is a huge win in my books! What is Tape Resist Art? Tape Resist art is a fun and easy art process for kids of all ages. It's done using blue painters tape, which is easy to peel up. Let's get creative today! Materials This activity is so simple and uses a lot of items that you probably have laying around your house. The great part about this activity is that the setup and cleanup is so simple and it is a lot of fun! Here are some items that you will need: Cardboard or card-stock paper Washable paint of your choice Container to hold paint, we use
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Jello Dig

Jello Dig Sensory Activity I have recently been looking for new ways to entertain my little one. I feel like she has been playing with the same toys for over 5 months. She seems to feel it too. I do try to rotate her toys so she has a variety to play with. But, I decided it was time to go on Pinterest to search for a few activities I could complete with Maci. I searched for activities that had little prep and possibly things that I already had at home. Each week I would like to complete a new activity. Not only is this fun for Maci, but for me too! Our first activity we tried was the Jello Dig. This is a great sensory activity for children 6 months to 5 years old. Here are some of the supplies you will need: throwaway aluminum tin (purchased ours from the dollar store), package of gelatin, a few of your child's favorite plastic toys (I used Maci's pacifier, four different shapes from her shape sorter, one of her spoons, and teething carrot), apron/bib, digging utensi
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