Hey guys!

It’s been a hot minute!  Being home during the quarantine with 2 toddlers is no joke.  I’m finally getting time to whip together a blog post while James naps.  I have so much to catch up on in regards to what’s been going on in my life, including wrapping up an overwhelming, 24-month long custom build process.  But, more on that later.  Right now, with the majority of us staying home, I thought what better to share than our latest birthday experience with Treehouse Arts + Craft!

In September, we celebrated Olivia officially becoming a threenanger.  Time is such a thief when it comes to being a mommy!  Since she’s creative at heart, I thought what place better to celebrate at than an arts & crafts studio.  When I stumbled across Tree House Arts + Crafts, it seemed too good to be true (also apparently I’ve been living under a rock).  Tree House offers packages geared toward your child’s age and provides a list of creative themes to choose from.  How much easier can it get for us moms, right?  The owner, Annie Polasek has a degree in Early Childhood, along with 8 years of combined teaching experience in preschool and elementary schools.  Annie made Olivia’s birthday so special and was so attentive with each one of Olivia’s friends throughout the party.  Side note: it was nice to actually be able to visit with family and friends while the little ones were happily occupied (each craft was personalized per child).  I can’t thank Annie enough for such a wonderful experience.  Thanks to her, we have lots of special birthday memories that we’ll always cherish!

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about our experience at Treehouse Arts + Crafts.  You can find more information on party details here.

photos by banavenue