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~ What are Jamberry nail wraps? They are a wonderful way to accessorize your fingersnails and toenails.
~ They last up to two weeks on your fingernails and about 6-8 weeks on your toenails.
~ Jamberry nails are non-toxic, vinyl-based nail wraps that won't chip, peel or fade.
~ All you have to do is heat them with a blowdryer for a few seconds and apply them to your finger- or toenails. 
~ The application process is quick and clean. No wait time and no messes. No long drying times and you can even retouch them by reheating and smoothing them out.

Haute Pink and Reminisce

Urban Lights

Personal Testimonial:
Oh my! My nails are considered oily and nothing would stick! As soon as I dried my nail polish, the entire thing would peel off in one piece, like a sticker! I have NEVER been able to paint my fingernails! Traumatizing for a girl, I know. So anyway, I did use acrylics years ago and I was so girly and happy, but the smell and the chemicals! No! And now I discovered these! They are so easy to put on, no chemicals and they last! I put mine on Friday morning and it is Tuesday night and they are still on! Unbelievable! I am sold!

Update: These are my trial wraps. I put them on last Friday (in the morning) and it is Thursday today and they are still on! All of them! :)

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Haute Pink and China Rose

Girl: Bright Imagination   Woman: Adam's Favorite

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Mr. Potato Head Sequencing Cards Activity (Set 1) *Free Printable*

Sequencing is the process of putting events, ideas, and objects in a logical order. 

Why is sequencing important? We sequence all day long—we divide our time into what we need to do first, second, and last; we understand events in our lives by understanding the order in which they occur. 

For some children, sequencing can be a hard concept to grasp, especially when they are trying to tell a story. Using good key words like “first,” “next,” “then,” and “finally,” cue your child as to what is coming next. 

This is an activity that I put together for my kids at home. My sister-in-law helped me with the pictures. This is Set 1 of 5 that I have, but haven't shared all of them yet.