Simple Tools for Joyful Structure
Welcome to the Spoon & Sky Blog — a space filled with easy at-home activities, parenting tips, DIY crafts, calming routines, and simple self-care ideas for families. Created by artist and mom Lily Luz, our posts are designed to bring more joy, calm, and playful structure into everyday life. Whether you’re looking for fun crafts for kids, parenting hacks, family routines, or gentle ways to support self-regulation, you’ll find inspiration and practical tips here. Explore our guides, activities, and thoughtful ideas to create more connection, creativity, and calm at home.
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Easy Activities for a Rainy Weekend Indoors 🌧️ The rain is tapping at the window, the sky is grey, and your children are looking at you with that face — the one that says, “What now?” It’s tempting to panic or reach for screens (we’ve all been there). But rainy weekends don’t have to feel…
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Simple shifts to bring more ease, less guilt, and a lot more joy Parenting can feel like juggling flaming torches while balancing on a unicycle — beautiful in moments, overwhelming in others, and sometimes just plain exhausting. The truth is, raising children isn’t about getting everything “right.” It’s about creating rhythms that work for your…
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Finding Your Family Flow As parents, we often find ourselves stretched thin—juggling work deadlines, laundry mountains, after-school clubs, and the everyday business of feeding and raising tiny humans. The to-do list can feel endless, and the pressure to “do it all” can leave us running on empty. But here’s the truth: balance doesn’t mean doing…
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Easy to Whip Up Creative Activities for Toddlers and Pre-schoolers (Simple, joyful projects with things you already have at home) If you’ve ever found yourself looking around the house on a rainy afternoon and thinking, “What now?”—you’re not alone. Toddlers and preschoolers are curious, energetic, and always ready to explore. But that doesn’t mean you…
