Happy (belated) New Year, y'all! As this is the first post of the New Year, I thought I would share something new! For those of you who follow me on Instagram or Facebook (@thesewanderingroots), you probably already know this, but there have been some changes around the These Wandering Roots family. First I decided to… Continue reading New Year, New Adventures!
Category: Homemade Life
Project Redcoat: Overview and planning
I hope that everyone reading has had a celebratory and/or restful holiday season! For me it has been celebratory and full of, if not rest, then the love, busyness, and exhausted excitement that only comes from mothering a toddler! As this is my last post of 2020, I thought I would share something new and… Continue reading Project Redcoat: Overview and planning
DIY Autumn Leaves Decoration
Fall has always been my favorite season. When I was young, I used to look forward to the start of school, not necessarily because I was an overachieving bookworm (though full confession - I was), but because it meant that soon the days would get cooler, the leaves would change colors, and the cozy half of… Continue reading DIY Autumn Leaves Decoration
Autumn Celebratory Applesauce
Look Ma! We made applesauce! I cannot believe it’s already October! I know we’ve been in a pandemic for most of the year, but 2020 has flown by. Little Miss has started förskola already and while it pulls on my heartstrings a little every morning when I drop her off, I don’t know how I… Continue reading Autumn Celebratory Applesauce
DIY Pull-Through Toy, or How I learned to Stop Obsessing and Follow My Child
What do you think? About a week ago I finished listening to Janet Lansbury’s Elevating Child Care: A guide to respectful parenting on audiobook. Lansbury is a mother and teacher who follows the principles of Resources for Infant Educarers (no, that’s not a typo), or RIE, and her book is an engaging guide to raising… Continue reading DIY Pull-Through Toy, or How I learned to Stop Obsessing and Follow My Child
Baby Food Birthday Cake (or cupcakes!)
Darling Daughter turned one year old last week! Because it was the celebration of Midsummer (more on that in another post), we actually saved her party till this past Sunday, as this was the day that the extended family in Sweden would be able to attend. We held the party at DD’s farmor’s house (farmor… Continue reading Baby Food Birthday Cake (or cupcakes!)
#SpreadLove
Photo by ATC Comm Photo from Pexels Note: This post is a list of doers, makers, gardeners, bloggers, instagrammers, all people of color. It is forwarded by a slightly self-indulgent introduction, so if you would like to skip straight to the list, no judgement, just click here. I think everyone in the world can agree that 2020 has… Continue reading #SpreadLove
Cleaning Oil with Oil
Double double toil and trouble... Have y'all heard of the oil cleansing method? It wouldn't surprise me if you have, here in 2020. It's certainly not new. I've been using it for over 6 years now, and I don't think it was necessarily new back then. The oil cleansing method, or OCM as it's known… Continue reading Cleaning Oil with Oil
Glory Days #2: A Garden Update
The windowsill sure looks different than it did a few weeks ago... The post this week is going to be a little free-form. I’ve got a folder of blog post ideas that I’ve been working from, but as I’ve been working on them, I have been continuously distracted by the green glory that is happening… Continue reading Glory Days #2: A Garden Update
It’s Bananas! Banana bread for the allergy-prone
Fun fact about me...I am allergic to bananas. At least raw bananas. I have been ever since I was a baby. At the time, banana was considered THE quintessential first food for baby. So of course my mom fed it to me when I was old enough to start solids...only to be horrified a half… Continue reading It’s Bananas! Banana bread for the allergy-prone