This past weekend, my little sister finally announced to the world (via FaceBook ofcourse!) that she and my brother-in-law are expecting their first bundle of joy later this year! That's right, I'm going to be an aunt and I am beyond excited! You really had to be there when they told us the news. Zoe (my sister) and John (my bro in law) were hanging out with S in his room and my husband and I were in our room. My sister came to us with her phone and said she wanted to show us a really cool picture she found.

One of our family's favorite ways of capturing moments on film is with the Fujifilm Instax Mini camera. I was really sad when Polaroids went away because I love the look of the pictures, the simple white frame, the vintage feel. So when the Fujifilm Instax camera came, I was stoked and I had to get my hands on one right away.

I've never gotten a pinata before. They look really fun, and I've seen lots of DIY pinata projects, but nothing really motivated me to get one. It's probably because the little dude is still kind of little. But after seeing these adorable pinatas by Whack Pinateria, I can't wait to get one for his next birthday. I mean, I always figured you can make anything into a pinata, but some of these ideas just never occurred to me, and I love it all! Art truly comes in so many different forms, and I love being surprised. 

Here are some of my favorite art pieces for children's rooms and nurseries (although we have the Pirum Parum in our room because that's how much I love it). Enjoy!

These colorful sushi platter and practice chopstick sets are perfect for little sushi lovers! Ever since he was one, our little guy ate sushi very impressively. We often got comments from strangers from the tables next to us because people were amazed at how much he enjoyed sushi and sashimi at such a young age. What can I say, he is half Japanese after all! hehe Have you introduced your little ones to sushi? Do they like it? S gulps down pieces of fish like it's candy.