The Soltrop Six

life with two sets of twins

toddler easter basket gift guide 2020

This year I’m only going to be sharing my toddler gift guides. My older daughters (age 11) are getting more specific items now that they are getting older. Seriously Kasey has about ten Stranger Things items in her basket, haha. I have tween gift guides from past years that still have awesome ideas though! The photo above is a quick mock up Easter Basket I did with items we already had at home – more tween ideas!

Easter baskets are my favorite to buy for – I like it more than Christmas gifts! Not really sure why! Here are some good ideas for this year’s toddler baskets…

Also note that I found all of these online! Since most of us are on a mandatory lockdown, most people will be ordered online.

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Samantha’s Traumatic Brain Injury: Week Five

I HATE YOU CORONA VIRUS!!

As of last Thursday, Samantha’s rehab hospital wasn’t allowing any visitors at all. This was devastating! Samantha, from what we can tell, has some short term memory loss and often gets confused about things. She honestly doesn’t understand what the virus is or what kind of impact it’s making around the world. Not being able to see any familiar faces would have been so hard for her.

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functional easter basket ideas

Some people like to use a traditional Easter basket and store it year after year. Other people like to think outside the box and use fun items like umbrellas, strollers, etc. for their baskets. I typically like to use a storage basket that we can use for organization throughout the house. I also just love buying baskets, not really sure why. This gives me a good excuse to get some cute baskets for the house! I’m sharing my favorite baskets/tubs that would work perfect as Easter baskets!

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Samantha’s Traumatic Brain Injury: Week Four

Lots of new changes again this week. Samantha’s stomach infection finally cleared up. This means we don’t have to get suited up to be in her room anymore and that she can finally leave her room for therapies. She actually switched to a different room and doesn’t have any cords hooked up to her!

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