Sometimes I share what we do in our homeschool, but the truth is that everything we do at home, well, anyone could do at home. We all teach our children- it's called parenting! Homeschool just requires a bit more focus, but in my opinion, it's a pretty natural … [Read more...]
About Brittany Dixon
Great Day Dressing With Champagne Vinegar, Honey and Lemon
I like to call this one my "Great Day Dressing" because while it's super simple to make (and also really versatile), the addition of champagne vinegar just makes it feel special, and it can brighten up even a difficult day. Try this over green salads, grain … [Read more...]
The WomanCode Cleanse: Review & Results
The WomanCode cleanse is four days long and is intended to clean your system of built up estrogen and toxins that may be disrupting hormonal balance in your body. Here is a detailed look into what I ate, how I felt, and what I learned. I mentioned a few weeks … [Read more...]
Talking to Kids About Strangers Without Scaring Them
I'm a fan of the phrase "it gets easier" when it comes to talking to moms with infants and toddlers. Those years are really in the trenches because even they are full of SO many joyful and beautiful moments, they are accompanied by many sleepless nights, blow … [Read more...]
Why We Won’t Have a Summer Bucket List This Year
This past week was our "spring break." I use the term loosely since we homeschool Hailey, but it meant Kaitlyn was with us for the whole week without her usual three morning a week preschool. At first I was a little antsy because we had nothing planned. Unless … [Read more...]
Avocado and Feta Salsa
This zesty avocado and feta salsa is guaranteed to be a hit! Serve it to a crowd at a party or pile it on top of grilled chicken for a delicious dinner. There are many times when a recipe I present to you here has taken weeks to put together. I'll come up … [Read more...]
Kale Pesto Salad with Roasted Butternut and Chickpeas
This kale pesto salad is a hearty, comforting, one-bowl meal that is packed with healthy ingredients and delicious flavors. Plus, you can make the pesto and the salad ahead of time so it's ready to dish up and eat even on busy days! Spring food!! Not only … [Read more...]
8 Questions to Ask a New Babysitter
Finding a sitter for the first time is nerve-wracking, especially if it's for your first baby. As a family we've had some wonderful sitters and a select one or two that didn't end up working out so well. Fact: I once came home in the middle of the day to a … [Read more...]
17 Plant-Based Meals and Our MeatLESS in March Takeaways
April is here! March flew by, and with it, our family's meat-LESS experimentation. During March we focused on eating plant-based meals. I tried multiple new cookbooks (borrowed from the library) and felt I learned a lot about vegetarian cooking. Several things … [Read more...]
Asheville and Chimney Rock State Park: An Impromptu Family Road Trip
I love impromptu getaways so when Katy told me she and her family would be vacationing in Asheville for the week, it gave me the perfect excuse to pull together a road trip! Doing so meant I could finally meet my internet friend IRL and we could take advantage … [Read more...]
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