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30 Allergy Free Valentines for Kids

January 30, 2016 By Michelle Barneck 3 Comments

Valentines Day is such a fun day for kiddos, but can be not so fun for those who might have food allergies. I hate to have kids feel left out on Valentine’s Day so I scoured the web for the best allergy free valentines that are both easy and cute. I have tons of friends whose kids have food sensitivities and in my sons class there is a peanut allergy, gluten allergy, and red dye allergy. I can’t wait to share this collection of 30 no candy valentines for every kind of kid!

Allergy free valentines:

Kazoo Valentines from Plucky Momo

Hoppy Valentines from Lil’ Luna

Cootie Cleaner Valentine from Somewhat Simple

Watercolor Valentine from Smart School House

You Blow Me Away from Five Heart Home

Funny Valentine from Paging Supermom

Blow Me a Kiss Valentines from Lil’ Luna

Eraser Ring Valentine from The Girl Creative

Lovebug Valentines from Dandee Designs

A’maze’ing Valentine from Lemon Lime Adventures

Pencil Arrow Valentines from Positively Splendid

Bubble Valentines from Armelle

Friendship Bracelet Valentines from Dandee Designs

EOS Monster Valentines from The Idea Room

Magnifying Glass Valentines from Dandee Designs

Kinetic Sand Valentine from Smart School House

Slinky Valentine from Crafting Chicks

Plane Awesome Valentines from yours truly A Little Tipsy

Colorful Valentines from Armelle

I Wheelie Like You by TaylorMade for C.R.A.F.T.

Army Valetines from Armelle

Lovebug Google Eye Ring Valentine from Girl Loves Glam

Highlight of My Day Valentine from C.R.A.F.T.

You’re Tops with Me from Toddler Approved

Bouncy Ball Valentine from Crafting Chicks

Balloon Valentine from Love & Lion

Playdough Valentine from Random Thoughts of a Supermom

Animal Valentines from Sweet C’s Designs

Stamp Valentine from Plucky Momo

Minecraft Valentine from Bliss Bloom Blog

So there you have it! Plenty of creative allergy free valentines for boys and girls! Peanut free, dairy free, gluten free, but full of fun! Which one is your favorite?

LDS General Conference Activities

September 23, 2014 By Michelle Barneck Leave a Comment

We’ve gathered up some of our favorite LDS General Conference Activities to prepare you and your family for this weekend!

We hope that our activities and ideas will help to enrich your family’s General Conference experience! There is a little something for all ages, so be sure to check them out!

Resources for teaching children about following the Prophet

Preparing for Inspiration

Quiet Time with Doh Vinci

A Little General Conference Bingo to brighten up your day!

General Conference Yearly Calendar for a little more inspirational planning

Personal Progress Scavenger Hunt
General Conference Journal Cards
LDS Conference Fun Scratch Off Cards

Temple Memory Matching Printable with General Conference Packet

Moms General Conference Journal

Reward your kiddos with General Conference Fun Bags

For more ideas and recipes, check out April’s General Conference round up for 13 additional posts!

And don’t forget to enter our General Conference Giveaways {$400 in prizes}!

August Visiting Teaching Message Handout

August 5, 2014 By Michelle Barneck Leave a Comment

The August Visiting Teaching Message focuses on the divine mission of Jesus Christ as our Messiah. I love this quote from the message from Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “[Jesus Christ] is the Savior and Redeemer of the world. He is the promised Messiah. He lived a perfect life and atoned for our sins. He will ever be at our side. He will fight our battles. He is our hope; He is our salvation; He is the way.”

DOWNLOAD THE FREE VISITING TEACHING HANDOUT PRINTABLE

Feel free to print and share the message with your sisters. The handout is formatted to be printed on a 4×6 photo card.

June Visiting Teaching Message Handout & TheLDSStore.com Giveaway

June 1, 2014 By Michelle Barneck 20 Comments

Giveaway below sponsored by TheLDSStore.com.

The June Visiting Teaching Message is titled The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Minister. My favorite quote and thus the one that made the handout is simple, four words actually, but powerful. First observe, then serve. Linda K. Burton hit the nail on the head. We should watch out for those around us and when we see a need fill it.

Feel free to download, print, and share the June Visiting Teaching Message Handout with your sisters. It is designed for a 4×6 photo card.

We have another fun freebie to brighten your Sunday! TheLDSStore.com is giving away a $50 gift card. They have jewelry, home decor, scripture bags, seasonal items, and more. The selection of CTR rings is HUGE! Here are a few of my favorite items.

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