Fall Bucket List for Moms of Little Ones

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I’ve seen all these awesome bucket lists for Fall going around and I must say, I’m obsessed! If you’re a Mama to a tiny, you know just as well as I do that a lot of bucket list activities have to be altered for those of us who don’t get out much. 😉

I decided to come up with my own bucket list for Fall which includes activities for yourself, your marriage and fun bonding opportunities with your children. 

For Mama!

– Make a seasonal drink. I’m loving the THM Pumpkin Pie Sip and plan on trying the new Apple Pie Sip from the Trim Healthy Mama Cookbook.

– Try a new Fall colored nail polish or lipstick.

– Purchase a cute new Fall hat or scarf.

– Take yourself on a Dollar store challenge. See what decorations you can pick up for $10 or less. Get creative with this one! At my local Dollar Tree, I was able to get a Fall bouquet, some leaves, and window clings for under $10.

– Create a delicious smelling home with a Fall candle or get creative and make your own potpourri. I’m liking this recipe from Express-O!

For Your Marriage!

– Pumpkin Spice Latte Date anyone? For those of you eating THM, I have a great homemade PSL recipe. For those of you who aren’t, you can create a simple date with a warm blanket, a movie and some pumpkin spice flavored creamer!

 

– Go on a fun Fall walk in a place that has pretty leaves and a nice breeze. Take a picnic along if you’re feeling extra creative!

 

– Decorate a pumpkin together and have a contest to see whose pumpkin is better.

 

– Go to a football game and pack a thermos filled with hot coffee or hot chocolate.

 

For Your Toddler!

– Go on a nature walk and point out all the things that are changing with the season.

 

– Bake a Fall themed treat together, like sugar cookies shaped like leaves.

 

– Make a collage out of leaves and tiny sticks.

 

– Create a “Blessing Tree” by cutting out leaves and writing things you’re thankful for on them.

 

– Visit the county fair.

 

– Take a trip to an orchard or pumpkin patch.

 

– Let your toddler help paint a pumpkin.

 

 

 

What does your bucket list look like?