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Confession time, have you ever polished off the baby’s pureed fruit or eaten of the toddler snacks than the kids? We’re all guilty, but it seems some people are doing it than others.

Christmas is just around the corner, and here’s a holiday project that’s affordable and easy. You can adapt the concept for other pets, kids or family members. Use recycled lids (like baby food lids), to rescue them from a lonely landfill fate. This project also is a great way to repurpose leftover bits of wrapping, …

One of my favorite Christmas decorations is the Advent Calendar. Shockingly, I don’t own one. I think it’s because I think of it as more of a family type decoration. And since for now i…

I make these magnets out of the lids from baby food jars. Each one features an original collage. Some have words, others do not. These are all sold out in my etsy shop right now. I hope to make more soon.

I make these magnets out of the lids from baby food jars. Each one features an original collage. Some have words, others do not. These are all sold out in my etsy shop right now. I hope to make more soon.

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Dear Friends with Babes (there are a lot of you). Need to get rid of dozens of baby food jars? Feel free to pass them my way. I would LOVE to use them for canning bacon jam and port wine jelly for …

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I'm always looking for ways to repurpose things rather than toss em in the trash. It keeps things from landfills and gives us the freedom of having more money, since we have to buy less. Anyway I really like to repurpose baby food jars and containers since, after two little ones, we've gone through so many. One of the handiest things I've come up with, is using them to hold small portions of snacks for my kids. Once they each started eating solids, I would fill up the empty baby food jars…