Category Archives: Non classé

So, as I was saying in my last post, we are homeschooling and using a “Mason inspired” curriculum, that means that all the nature study that we already enjoyed together as a family will be more organised now, and I also going to document it better. Last week the theme was “seeds” , and weContinue reading “Into the woods”

If you are following me on Instagram, you will probably already know that we are going to homeschool again this year, and I am glad to have found https://raisinglittleshoots.com/ it’s going to be one of our main programs, with their weekly themes, and charlotte Mason inspired. ” Exploring Nature With Children is a complete, year-long curriculumContinue reading “Homeschooling”

Just one more month left of the @slowfashionseason challenge! But after that we are not going to stop, we want to keep those habits and we’ll try to buy less and in a sustainable way. What I like about @slowfashionseason is that they don’t forget topics like racism, food (switch to a sustainable diet, linkContinue reading “Evolutive clothing”

I just wanted to share some pictures of the behind the scenes of the last Instagram picture, we are now on vacation and a bit MIA, but planning a lot of more posts coming soon! For that milk bath I just added some tbsp of powder milk to the water and then use the floresContinue reading “Milk bath”

This one, always multi-tasking! I also bet she thinks that naps are a waste of time😅15months old are definitely really busy ones! Onesie upcycled by me 🧵 wishing you a great week ❤️ #shrinkingmyukulele #babieslife #busybaby #babiesandmusic #candidchildhood #candidmoments #whimsical_childhood #diymomma #diymom #refashionista #momoftwogirls #secondbabystuff #momtogs #creativelysquared #cameramama #lookslikefilmkids #motheringittogether #upcycling #slowfashionseason #normalisingthriftedclothes #thriftedfinds #fleamarketflipContinue reading “Upcycled!”

During lockdown I finally tried a recipe that I wanted to make at home for so long: dango is a Japanese desert with mochi, those soft balls made with rice flour. The recipe is actually really easy and funny for kids, because you need to make those little balls, put them into the boiling waterContinue reading “Dango!”

Fighting against fast fashion means that you have other possibilities, you’ll just change your habits and it can be really easy, and funnier than normal shopping. 1. Buy thrifted and use second hand (hand-me-downs are so useful too) . 2. Wear what you already have. 3. Buy sustainable brands/materials 4. Made your own clothes, whyContinue reading “Handmade clothes”

A rare picture of us together without the kids 😅(they weren’t far away anyway lol) I bought those #thriftedshirts at @vinted, I was looking for a father’s day gift and I found that! Like new, ecological coton, so soft and loved the #momofwo and #dadoftwo prints🤗 Fighting fast fashion is not only about to protectContinue reading “Thrifting”

🔸Take a stand against fast  fashion 🔸Have you already joined the @slowfashionseason challenge on Instagram ? Three months, just sustainable choices, is not that hard! You can still sign up to join the action (until Sunday) wear what you already have, buy second hand (like this thrifted blue skirt) or why not, make your ownContinue reading “Slow fashion season”

Rainy days  Just a snap with nothing important to say (not meaning that usually what I say is important ) Its raining a lot, so I thought about that picture idea. I needed to wet the glass door because it’s from our balcony and usually the rain drops don’t fall here #instagramvsrealityI usually don’t buyContinue reading “Rain Drops”