Lauren Goldman
Creativity & Inspiration for Busy Parents
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04/24/13Upcycled Flower JarsSo, let’s go ahead and give some thought to May Day, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day flowers. I of course enjoy a store bought bouquet of lovely flowers anyday (right, honey?) – but I am going to encourage you to create something of your own. I am a huge fan of upcycling glass jars. |
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01/31/13Love Notes for KidsI think there’s nothing more important than showering our kiddos with love, I thought this would be a super cute (and easy!) way to celebrate February: the month of love! Print these cute hearts to create love notes for your kids. |
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01/24/13Valentine Craft InspirationDo you love all of the pink hearts and bright cookies, and new and creative ways to send Valentine’s? This year we have three new ways to say “Happy Valentine’s Day!” |
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11/27/12Fabric FlowersSome people knit...I’ve never been able to get the hang of it. But, I’ve always wanted a little crafty project to do, infront of the TV, or while hanging out with the girls watching them play or perform or do cartwheels across the living room in their jammies. Especially in the winter, when the days are short, and we’re not out playing in the yard until bedtime, I always wished a little project would sit in a basket next to my couch waiting for me. And I finally found it! I know it sounds funny, but my new obsession is fabric flowers! |
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08/08/12Love You8 years ago today my hubby and I said “I do.” I love him dearly but he is the hardest guy in the world to buy gifts for. And lately, we’ve really scaled back on the gifts in favor of getting out more, splurging on sitters, and well, paying bills of course. So, this year I thought I’d make a cute framed sign for our bedroom and found a cute saying on Pinterest I liked. |
The Art Director of KC Parent's family of magazines, Lauren Goldman, feels lucky to have a super-fun job with the opportunity to be creative every single day. Besides the pages of the magazines, she is most proud of her two girls and her husband, Stuart, who also works for a magazine as an editor. A Kansas City native, Lauren loves visits with her girls to the library, can get lost in a fabric store and will sneak off to Lawrence for a stroll on Mass Street whenever possible.
