Mops activities

Busy bags are awesome! That's why a bunch of mom friends and I have organized a busy bag swap. And not just any busy bag swap--we use ours as a chance for a Moms Night Out!

We had another awesome MOPS meeting this month! Our theme this month was Feeding Your Mess : Menu Planning. We invited Kristy Still from Mommy Hates Cooking to speak to us about Menu Planning. Kristy left us all feeling inspired to try new things in the kitchen! Our craft this month was a Menu Planning Binder. Marcy pulled together several tools to help us orgainze our meals, including Kristy's eBook Menu Planning 101. They turned out so cute! Lucia put together our discussion questions…

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Domestic Fashionista - Rearranging furniture and raising littles.

I love this time of year in our MOPS semester. It seems that the tables of moms have finally gotten to know each other and we are really ab...

Meeting topics and themes-I like the cooking and traveling one

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This was the goodies table at MOPS Spa Day! Homemade lipgloss, rose petal bath soaps, 3 different bath salts, dried lavender and chamomile to make your own tea bags, large tea bags for bath tea or a sachet! My MOPS moms loved it!

Candy bar wrapped with themed paper. File in ideas section of MOPS website.

DIY MOPS (mothers of preschoolers) Tote Bag #mops #DIYTote #DIYMOPSTote #Cricut #SongsKateSang

December always seems to be the month for "Best of" lists. So, with my almost 8-year old son's help, I've compiled this collection o...

Before dropping off your children at MOPPETS on Sept 25, stop by the gym to have your Mommy & Me picture taken. Colleen H. will be outside the gym doors with her camera from 9:00-9:45 AM. These…

Domestic Fashionista - Rearranging furniture and raising littles.

The kitchen magician or grill master in your life will love this handmade, personalized BBQ mop from you! Pair this easy-to-make kitchen tool with a jar of homemade sauce 100% cotton twine 3/4″ x 12″ wood dowel (I found mine in a 3 pack at a hobby store, but you can always cut a longer dowel down to size.) 2 zip ties (use clear if you can find them!) Scissors 1. Wrap the cotton twine around a book or piece of cardboard that is 4″-6″ in length approximately 40-60 times. 2.

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