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Yes, Your 4-Year-Old Can Have Chores. Here’s Where to Start.

by Iva G. Livingston

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Lemon Balm Tincture for Anxiety and Sleep: How To Make It At Home

by Iva G. Livingston

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Deep Love Quotes: The Most Romantic Lines Ever Written and said

by Iva G. Livingston

I love her

Easy Origami Heart: Learn How to Make a Paper Heart in less than a Minute

by Iva G. Livingston

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7 Great Reasons to Drink A Carrot- Banana Smoothie Every Day

by Iva G. Livingston

Carrot-Banana Smoothie

How to Make an Easy Origami Cat (Ages 3-10)

by Iva G. Livingston

Easy Origami Cat Templates with Step-By-Step Instructions43

Calamari Recipe Fried with Potatoes from Crete

by Iva G. Livingston

Baby Squid Recipe with Potatoes

The Best Creamy Salmon Mac n Cheese (Quick Weeknight Salmon Pasta Recipe!)

by Iva G. Livingston

Salmon Mac n cheese, salmon pasta

Homemade Sore Throat Remedies Every Mom Should Know

by Iva G. Livingston

Homemade Sore Throat Remedies

Easy Flourless Oatmeal Carrot Cake Recipe

by Iva G. Livingston

Flourless Carrot Cake

Hi there! I'm Iva. I'm a mom sharing my personal journey here at Toddler in Action. When I became a mom, I left my corporate career to stay home with my child and build my own business. Money was tight, but I never looked back—I didn't want to miss a single moment of my child growing up. Being a mom means expecting the expected and the unexpected—from the fun games we play and the lessons we learn, to the tougher parts like dealing with sore throats, rashes, fevers, and allergies. As someone who tends to panic when my child gets sick, I know how hard it can be. I believe there is no single "right" way to parent. I started this blog to share our first-hand experiences: our toddler activities, our preschool activities, our homeschool preschool curriculum, our family recipes, our daily routines, and our homemade herbal remedies (I'm a hobby herbalist since my child has medication allergies). My blogging journey allowed me to stay home for homeschooling and now through online school. But as kids grow, life changes—and so has this blog. I still share everything else life is made of. Please remember: I’m sharing our personal journey, not professional medical or life advice. My goal is simply to slow down, reconnect with nature, and live a more rooted family life. Wherever we live, we all want the same: to be healthy, happy, and to be good people and live a good life.