Hi I'm Alisha! Welcome to my blog. I am a mother to little A and B, and baby C. I was raised around the computer as a child and grew up with an extensive background of artistic proportions. In high school, I took classes such as Apparel, which further grew my love for crafting. In my spare time, I search my surroundings for anything inspiring. I am mostly inspired by my three sweet boys, the cutest kiddos and baby I have ever seen (not being biased or anything (; ). Feel free to stay on the blog as long as you'd like or even contact me!
* This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive compensation at no added cost to you. UPDATE: Make sure you put some sort of soft close adapter or hinge that would allow for the table top to not fall too fast or fall at all! Little A had a mishap with the table top falling down and hit underneath his eye. My poor little fellow. So, please learn from my mistake! When Little A was about a year old, we purchased him an IKEA LATT table so that he would have his own table to read, draw and pretty much learn on. That thing has been through so many stages of his life. He has eaten on it, subsequently doused in water painted on, colored on and just plain had fun on. Recently, it started to become very, for lack of a better word, sad . The particle board top was bubbling up and would not get clean, the legs, sides and chairs had paint and color marks, and the whole table had seen better days. Big A wanted to t