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November 26, 2022

Lessons Learned From Pete the Cat * Little Miss…

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Pete the Cat

If you haven’t met Pete… you are missing out.  Before I share some of my lessons learned from Pete the Cat, let me give you the story of how I found Pete.

My daughter started kindergarten this last year and shortly after she came home singing a song that went with a book they had read. She came home singing  “I was rockin’ in my school shoes, I was rockin’ in my school shoes”  I didn’t know much about it but she would repeat the chorus and bounce around while she played.

A couple days later we get home and she says “Mommy!! You HAVE to listen to this!” and with all the excitement of a 5 year old starts to explain the book they read that day…

“Pete the Cat had four groovy buttons…oh no! one fell off, did Pete cry? (she yells the answer) Goodness No!” she repeats counting down until she gets to zero and then says-“Pete looked down at his shirt and what did he saw? His belly button!  (at which point she totally starts to dance and sing to the tune of Fergi’s “My Humps” ) My buttons my buttons, still  got my belly button” and that leads to her breaking into a burst of hysterical laughter.   This…made me turn to Google to find out what all the entertainment was about.

This cat is a cool, groovy, laid back blue cat that teaches kids helpful lessons in a fun entertaining way.  I was able to download a few of the songs and they were on repeat.  Both my 5 and 3-year-old were obsessed, so much so the songs were stuck in my head.

Lessons I’ve Learned From Pete the Cat-

1. Stuff will come and stuff will go…but do we cry? Goodness No! (Four Groovy Buttons)

Your day will bring many situations. Do we get upset or stressed over it? Goodness no 🙂

2. Give it your all (Pete the Cat Saves Christmas)

No matter what you do or how big the job is, give it your all to get it accomplished.

Some days you just need the right accessory to boost your confidence. You’ll find though you had it inside you  all along ❤️

4. No matter what you step in, keep walking along and singing your song…because it’s all good. (Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes)

Along the way you are bound to step in something you didn’t expect. Don’t let it stop you. Keep moving forward.

5. Do we worry? Goodness No! (Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes)

Like Pete, we often experience uncomfortable new environments that we are required to make it through. Do we worry? Goodness no! We do what we have to do- make that presentation, hold that meeting, whatever the situation calls for- and we rock it!

These books do a great job of helping build kids confidence and grit which is something I absolutely love about them.

Do you love Pete the Cat? What’s your child’s favorite Pete story?

This is our favorite Pete the Cat set! It comes with the songs!

Want more Pete? Here’s a free resource!

Fun Printable Activities!

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November 26, 2022

My Favorite Blog Post Of The Week #3 * Little Miss…

Third Edition

This week has been hectic and kind of weird. Do you ever have those weeks? They stink! Lol

Here’s my 3 favorite blog post of the week :).  Normally I do 5 but I really only found 3 that stuck out to me this week. Do you have a great one to share? Let me know about it!

How To Crush Your To-Do List  

I really liked this post from Nadalie at  It’s All You Boo  she has a great site with tons of info and freebies on it that you can take advantage of.  I also follow her on twitter…check her out!

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Budgeting For The Win

This post from thinkingofsomeday.com is an interview by Kim & Omar of Kim’s friend Jessica and how she feels after setting a budget and sticking to it.

I think there are people that see budgeting the same way they see dieting. ‘I’ll eat only green beans for three months and lose the weight I want!’ LOL  So they do it and are miserable for 3 months, lose the weight and then gain it all back with the first slice of pizza they eat. If they decide to approach their “diet” as making healthier eating choices they aren’t nearly as miserable and they truly get a benefit from it.

Budgeting doesn’t have to be a miserable experience. It’s about contentiously making healthy money decisions. You may hate it at first but then you’ll see how much better you feel on a regular basis. Like Jessica says in her interview-

Budgeting can feel a bit restricting at first. However, once I learned exactly where the money in the house is going and needs to go, I could put into my budget for “free money” to do fun activities with friends and the boo thang. Lol!

Check it out! I hope you find it as inspiring as I did 🙂

Two Year Old Finds Perfect Way To Endear Fellow Passengers

I LOVE this post from Mommy Shorts ❤️. I mean, how adorable is this kid? And how do you get irritated with a child on a flight who is getting restless after the fist bumped you at the beginning of the flight?  Face it..you made a connection with that fist bump and now you’re a little more likely to overlook any restlessness this kid might have on the flight. Brilliant parenting idea!

Side note- there’s nothing saying that this adorable little boy got restless on the flight he could be a total champ flyer I’m just saying….he fist bumps you and your heart grows a little bigger. My did just from watching him ❤️

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