These hats are cute and will keep your little one’s head warm and toasty.  Fun for the chilly winter months or as photo props.  Ears and bow can be removed to provide a simple knit cap to keep your wee one warm.

Available in two sizes: Newborn and infant.  You can also chose whether you want a bow with your hat or not.  Pom pom ears are tied into the hat and can easily be removed.  Bow is attached with an alligator clip, which can also be easily removed, and can double as a hair bow or headband bow.

Handmade with soft black yarn for ultimate warmth and comfort.

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Hey, all!  Sorry I missed the party last week… uhm, I totally spaced it.  Little Monkey started running a fever Tuesday night.  We had a Halloween party Tuesday as well.  Monkey’s fever only climbed higher over the next 48 hours and he spent Halloween day on the couch with Dinosaur Train on Netflix.  The poor boy was too sick to even go trick-or-treating!  I was sorely disappointed that I missed out on his candy stash… Haha.  He started feeling better on Thursday, thank goodness.  Sick kiddos are the worst!  We had some friends over Friday night and a family photo session on Saturday.  My brother and his wife organized the photos and we were instructed to find clothing to coordinate… easier said than done.  Gahh, busy, busy.  Anyway, I spaced it.  But not this week!

I’m only gonna do one feature this week.

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This is a PDF file that contains 5 pages that will help you organize the school events and functions in your family, which include:
– School Information Sheet
– School Events Sheet
– School Calendar Page
– School Contact Information Sheet
– Homework/Projects Tracker Page

With these sheets you will have:
– Basic information about the school such as name, address, the name of the principal, and your child’s class schedule. Never wonder what they will be missing during that next doctor’s appointment. And Grandma will have all the basic info she needs while you’re on that cruise or in the hospital (hopefully, the cruise though).
– Keep track of all future events and a log of all past events. When is that next PTA meeting? Or the School Science Fair Open House?
– With the school calendar you can keep everyone’s schedules in an at-a-glance format for quick reference. Slide the page inside a sheet protector and use wet erase markers (overhead markers) to track each person in a different color. Or print a page for each month and you’ll easily be able to see when that book report was due last month.
– Keep important contact information all in one place. Teachers, nurses, principal and other leadership, even little Billy’s mom. Phone numbers and email addresses will be easily accessible from this list.
– Do you have a little procrastinator on your hands? You know… “Oh, I have a book report due tomorrow and I haven’t finished the book yet.” and it’s already 9pm. Keep track of due dates with the Homework/Projects Tracker page. You can also keep track of your children’s grades on individual projects and assignments. Hopefully, report card time won’t be such a surprise any more.

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