Our Top Blog Posts of 2020
It’s always fun to look back to see the top blog posts of the previous year. I love seeing what you guys have connected with and what has been helpful to your families. I thought it would be fun to … Read More
It’s always fun to look back to see the top blog posts of the previous year. I love seeing what you guys have connected with and what has been helpful to your families.
I thought it would be fun to share the top 10 posts from 2020 so you can see what content was the most popular! Have you read all of these? Which was your personal favorite?
I love having my 10 & 8 year olds make dinner once a week, and they rotate through 4 recipes each. These recipes are super simple but still filling, healthy, and delicious for the whole family. It’s the perfect addition to our family economy chore program!
Always a popular post, this post has some of our must haves when traveling with kids.
Oh, if this isn’t the most 2020 blog post – entertaining kids and getting fresh air!
I really love a good activity book, and it’s even better if it provides some learning in addition to fun. These are some of our very favorites for multiple ages!
Our family did a LOT of hiking last year, and so did a lot of you. I hope this list of some of our favorite gear was helpful in getting out on more trails with your loved ones!
I loved putting together some of our favorite small businesses to support that sell children’s products, and you guys loved reading it!
Homeschooling was definitely new territory for us last year and it seems many of you were in the same boat. I’ve loved using our curriculums for “official” school, but I also love the general learning they facilitate!
You all seem to appreciate consumable gifts as much as I do! I so appreciate presents that inspire creativity, connection, and learning. This is one of those lists that I already have and will continue to reference as I purchase gifts for my own children and their friends. I love that it’s been helpful for you, too!
This guide was so helpful in our family in learning and unlearning critical facts and stories about this holiday. I’m so happy to know the book suggestions, videos, and discussion questions helped you center indigenous peoples this year.
Since there were several posts explaining the Global Alphabet book club and providing the book list, I’ll group those into one. The diverse picture book list was the very most popular (and it provides links to each of the country virtual travel guides). The explanation post was next most popular, followed by the Alphabet Printable Passport. The diverse chapter books list was also a winner!
Here are some of the most popular countries:
Do you have a favorite post from last year? I’d love to hear in the comments! Thank you SO much for reading here!