Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal Energy Balls
These pumpkin oatmeal balls are so darn delicious, made with all natural ingredients and take less than 10 minutes to make a big batch!
Playful Turkey Vegetable Tray
This adorable turkey vegetable tray is perfect for serving for Thanksgiving and fall! It's so easy to put together and always a crowd favorite! Thanksgiving is right around the corner and I can't wait! Thanksgiving [...]
New Halloween Traditions: HalloWeekends at Cedar Point
One of the things that I love the most about the holidays is creating new family traditions. It’s been so fun to...
Sick Kit Checklist & Why You Should Get a Flu Shot
I like to put together a flu kit at the start of the fall season so that we have everything we need to get back to feeling better quickly and to stop the spread throughout our home.
Roasted Tomato And Garlic Pasta with Barilla® Red Lentil Spaghetti
This pasta is so simple to put together and wonderful for a quick weeknight meal! This sauce is made with delicious flavors of deep roasted tomatoes and garlic and topped with fresh basil and parmesan cheese for a flavor-packed dish that everyone in the family will enjoy.
Apple Crisp Crumble Bars
Indulge in some sweet fall flavors with these delicious apple crisp crumble bars. These crumble bars are made with better-for-you ingredients of fresh-picked apples, pecans, oats and coconut oil. The soft cinnamon apple filling pairs perfectly with a crumbly oat topping for a delicious treat!
About
I’m Amber, a 30 something year old wife and mama. I have two wonderful children, Aiden and Brielle, and an incredibly supportive and hardworking husband. I live in Fenton, Michigan and am a Central Michigan University alumni where I studied public health education and health promotion. I’m fueled by coffee, re-energized with yoga, love a good mind-clearing run, gardening, creating recipes in the kitchen and unwinding with a glass of wine.
Most of my days are spent in graphic tee’s, a top knot and yoga pants, playing cars, babywearing, kissing boo boo’s and cleaning sticky fingers and faces. Despite some days being tedious and draining, I wouldn’t trade it for the world as this time is fleeting and so very precious. I strive to teach my children kindness, acceptance and to value others differences, especially in these tumultuous time. I believe that more kindness and empathy can do this world a lot of good and much of that starts at home with our children.
