Weekly Instagram hashtag #CU_art

hello my friends, I’m excited to announce that this week’s prompt is #CU_art. our hope with this prompt is to see you go out with your little ones and view some art (maybe there’s a local museum or gallery you haven’t brought them to) or stay home and make some art of your own! art is one of my favorite unplugged activities and I look forward to it motivating your week. please tag the new art images you post this week to#CU_art and I will feature both from our main tag and this one. this beautiful image belongs to @lucadele | featured by @carolyn_mara #childhoodunplugged

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Weekly Instagram hashtag #CU_family

Hey there! It’s Monica Calderin with @my_reverie and I’m so stoked to be moderating the feed again! A few things before we get started.

1. New blog post is up for March. For our new followers, did you know we have a collaborative blog we post monthly to? Twelve awesome photographers. Get to know who we are. Follow the link in profile and check us out.

2. New prompt this week will be #CU_family. Now listen, family can look different for each and every one of us. I want to see yours unplugging this week! Make sure to use the hashtag #CU_family for a shot at being featured.

Last but not in the least, this lovely image belongs to@lightlovers #childhoodunplugged #CU_family. | featured by @my_reverie

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Valentine’s Day craft

We are excited to share with you some fun crafts over the next few months from some wonderful moms that are getting unplugged with their kiddos.  Traci Ling has shared with us a simple mailbox to make with your little ones to hold the valentines they received at school!

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“We made special boxes to hold all of the Valentines they receive at their party!  We figured we would just cover a shoe box with wrapping paper and stickers, but we found these really cute stick-on decorations {hearts and unicorn} and we made even cooler boxes! (stickers came from Target)  We wrapped the boxes with paper and cut a hole in the top, then started decorating!  The legs of the unicorn are little white cylinders but you could use paper towel or toilet paper rolls cut to size and colored.  It was so much fun and a simple activity!  I’m not a crafty mommy but I am happy to buy a few little things that help my kids get creative.”

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