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BEAN RECIPE FOR TODDLERS – EASY WHITE BEAN SOUP

by Iva G. Livingston

Beans soup123

2nd Grade Math Quiz: Telling Time & Clock Word Problems (Free 30-Minute Test)

by Iva G. Livingston

5-Minute Creamy Oatmeal Porridge: The ONLY Oats Recipe for Babies, Toddlers & Kids

by Iva G. Livingston

Oatmeal Porridge Oats Recipe1 (9)

Super Easy Breakfast Banana Yogurt Smoothie (Perfect for Picky Toddlers!)

by Iva G. Livingston

banana yogurt smoothie

New Year’s Resolutions for Kids Quiz

by Iva G. Livingston

New Years Resolutions for Kids

6 Stylish & Affordable Fall Boy Outfit Ideas (Ages 5-9)

by Iva G. Livingston

Boy Outfit Ideas

FREE Thanksgiving Printables for Kids: 6 Fun Games & Activities!

by Iva G. Livingston

Thanksgiving Spot the Difference Printable

Easy DIY Winter & Christmas Sensory Bags for Toddlers (Ages 2-4)

by Iva G. Livingston

Winter Sensory Bags

Would I Be a Good Mom? Take This Honest Quiz to Find Out

by Iva G. Livingston

Would I be a Good Mom37

OUR 12 BEST ACTION SONGS TO SING WITH KIDS

by Iva G. Livingston

Action Songs

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.