Building our memories one block at a time

Summer is out and so are we! With that in mind, my entourage and I were ready to build our own adventure and we decided what better way to do that than to head to LEGOLAND. 

We jumped in the car and headed south to Carlsbad which was a straight shot down the freeway and very easy to get to.   Since we were going to be staying overnight on our mini vacation we did opted to do the Resort Hopper tickets which allowed us to  enjoy LEGOLAND, LEGOLAND Water Park and Sea Life Aquarium. Here is the boy's reaction when they learned that we would be doing all three:.

One of the many highlights for my boys was the  new Star Wars mini land, they had a blast walking thru mini land and exploring the numerous meticulously crafted scenes.  The level of detail was amazing.

I really appreciated the fact that they had a places to change or nurse your baby - that even more impressive was that the Mom stations also have activities to keep your other children occupied as you take care of the littlest one. That came in handy while I changed the toddler.  I think all of us appreciated me not having to change him in the bathroom while his brothers waited outside.

Much like carnivals and fairs, LEGOLAND is dotted with game booths where you can pay to try to win a prize.  However, unlike carnivals and fairs, the attendants here are friendly and try to coach you so that you can win the prize of your choice. I though it was pretty neat. Here is my middle son being coached on the best way to throw the ball.

They have something for everyone at LEGOLAND.  My youngest was captivated by the helicopters. He wanted to go again and again and, well, you get the picture....

When we were done with the rides it was time for lunch so we headed over to Burger Stop.

One of the many things I love about LEGOLAND is that it is toddler friendly. My little one was able to stand at the counter (on tiptoes of course) to purchase his very own soda. Notice the sign about requesting a gluten free hamburger bun - clearly, they've thought of everything.

I ordered my boys their very own kids meals,  I am very pleased to say it didn't break the bank either. with the entire meal coming out at about $8.00 per person including drinks.  This beats what I'm used to paying for a kids meal at an average restaurant.  , We decided to purchase the Pirate Reef mug, which allowed us to get refills for around $2.00.

After lunch (and a few more rides) we headed to the Water Park. Here's a helpful hint for you so that you don't make the same mistake that I did.  Being unfamiliar with the Water Park (and failing to ask the appropriate questions) I left our swim gear in the car and had to go back to get it before we went to the Water Park.  What I should have done - and what I'd suggest you do - is brought my gear in and went to the Water Park right away.  Once there, you can rent a locker (which is a reasonable $9 for a family sized version) to store your swimsuits and towels while you enjoy the park.  This way you can enjoy LEGOLAND and come back to change when you're ready for the Water Park.  Best of all there's no key to worry about!  Instead, they provide you with a waterproof wristband that automatically opens your locker.  (I'll bet a mommy invented that device.)

When you do get to the Water Park, you can start with a refreshing and relaxing ride down the Lazy River as you and your children play with soft, floating Lego blocks. Make sure to bring the sun screen.  No need to bring the camera, though, as they have staffers who will gladly takes photos for you - leaving your free to play and interact with your little ones.  Best of all, when you purchase one photo, you can get others at a discounted rate along with a cute LEGOLAND picture holder to keep them from getting wrinkled. Oh and moms,they even have life jacket for your little ones!  Like I said before, they've thought of everything.  

They have something for every kid - even those of us who are just kids at heart. I loved the tot area and my tiniest tot loved the slide.  No need to worry, either, because the bottom of the pool was cushioned so the little ones don't get hurt if they slipped. 

Towards the end of the day, my boys went on Pirate Reef, which is the newest attraction at the Water Park.  Saying you'll get wet is an understatement.  Soaked is more like it!  No complaints here, though. It was a warm day and the water was refreshing.  It was so fun that the boys kept pleading to ride it again. 

When you buy Park Hopper Tickets, you have a 9 day period during which you can visit the Sea Life Aquarium. Our intent was to do it all in one day, but when we got to the park and started having fun I realized that I had been kidding myself to thing that I could do it all in one day.   One other helpful tip.  It costs $12 for parking at LEGOLAND.  However, if you plan to only visit the Sea Life Aquarium, you can visit Guest Services and you will be reimbursed $7. Not too shabby!

We had a great time during our adventure.  It was a fun, refreshing and educational day that definitely created memories for all of us that will last a lifetime. If you are looking for something to do this summer, LEGOLAND is the place to go. In my opinion, this is a perfect getaway for kids of all ages. I loved the Lazy River (sadly, it's the only time my name is ever associated with the word lazy). It was wonderful - the boys weren't fighting but instead were happily playing with each other as they glided their tubes down the river. It was 15 minutes of bliss as my tootsies vacationed and I played with the little one as I listened to the music and observed the lush greens around me I was in my own tropical paradise.

Also, did you know that LEGOLAND is opening a hotel which is set to open in 2013?  Conveniently, the hotel will be right next door to LEGOLAND and guests will be able to choose one of three themed rooms. Check out this video for more information on the behind the scenes footage for the LEGOLAND Hotel:

We had a great time and we will definitely be back - in fact, I'm considering upgrading to a season pass. Best of all, they have all sorts of deals going on - like them on Facebook so you can see for yourself! 

People Like Us

I had the opportunity to go to the Disney Studios to see the screening of the new movie "People Like Us" from DreamWorks pictures.   (don’t fret my friends - the movie opened today so you will get the opportunity to see this movie, too!)


The film, which stars Chris Pine (“Star Trek”), Elizabeth Banks, and Michelle Pfeiffer, is a drama/comedy that will leave you intrigued and wanting you to reach out to your own family. It's the story of a salesman who, while settling his recently deceased father's estate, discovers that he has a sister who he never knew about.  The movie follows the development of their relationship, the difficult choices they have to make in life and the way that they have to reexamine their perceptions about family.  

While I haven't been in that particular situation before, I will say that sometimes we don't get to truly know a person until it is too late. We might have had one perspective but after digging a little deeper you realize your assumptions might have been a little skewed and that with new information, the missing pieces of the puzzle fall into place. That's what happens here. 

Elizabeth Banks plays a single mom and I could find myself relating to her in some of her struggles with her son. One of my many favorite scenes in the movie is the clip I posted below.

Although my son has never blown up a pool, he is a curious little monkey who often gets a bad rap.  As a result, I have seen more of his principal than I ever wanted to. I admired how  Frankie sticks up for her son despite the fact that his actions have put her in an awkward situation.

I won't provide too many details for fear of spoiling the movie for you, but I will tell you that you should be prepared to laugh and to cry.  So head to the theater today to watch how it turns out - you will be happy that you did.

When watching the movie you couldn’t help but notice several historic LA landmarks such as Coles, the Standard, Henry’s Tacos and Neptune’s Net.  I challenge you to see what others you can spot.

Be sure to visit the "People Like Us" page on Facebook where you'll find a ton of information about the film!   If you read this blog, you know all about my love of cupcakes.... so be sure to click on the Sprinkles cupcakes link to learn how you can get your very own free one!

Please be sure to comment after you see the movie.  I'm anxious to hear if everyone loves it as much as I did!

No Nuts, No Milk, No Problem ~ Divvies

Candies, popcorn, cookies and my beloved cupcakes always put a smile on my face. Unless you are someone who has an allergy to peanuts, treat nuts, milk, eggs, or sesame?  Even if a cupcake doesn't contain peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, or sesame chances are high it was manufactured in the same plant and the chance for cross-contamination are high. When my youngest was 3 weeks old he was admitted to CHOC hospital for a week. Since I was nursing I had to go on a strict diet. They had no idea what was going on with my son, it could have been a virus he caught or an allergy and I had to eliminate everything from my diet. For three weeks I couldn't nurse my son he had to go on "rabbit food formula" The most expensive all natural formula until my milk was free of any potential allergy. I won't go into what I couldn't eat, I will say what I could eat, Lamb, chicken, some green veggies, fruit, brown rice and water. It was brutal however I wanted to be able to nurse and I was willing to do whatever it took, even if meant giving up cupcakes. My son's pediatric office mentioned that DIVVIES would be a solution for me if I wanted a treat. I shrugged it off, I was already deprived of all goodies I didn't want to invest money to eat cardboard snacks. No milk, no eggs, no nuts, NO problem? Please nothing can taste good without it! So I just wallowed in the fact that I had to do my time until it was over. Within two months I was able to reintroduce food back into my diet, and I never looked back.

My middle son has an ongoing allergy to red food dyes and that has been a huge issue in our family for school events, family events and parties. No one truly appreciates this until its your child who has a reaction. Valentines Day and Christmas are the hardest. For school parties my son is isolated to another desk away from the festivities and that breaks my heart. You would think they would try to accommodate him, however I get the response that the other children shouldn't have to be burdened by this in so many words, or lack of. I know a handful of other moms who have issues with their children when it comes nut allergies and eggs. Reading the ingredients on the packing for food even if it doesn't contain the product it was manufactured in the same facility. Almost all foods contain some sort of allergy for someone. So what happens to these kids?

That saying, treat others how you would want to be treated kept playing over and over in my  head especially at kids parties. How do you accommodate everyone at a party so everyone can enjoy a treat and not feel isolated or be moved to a different table, especially those with a food allergy?  As a mother who has a child with allergies I want to be compassionate and make sure going forward that all kids can enjoy a treat at my son's party. Like stated before I was just hung up on red dye allergies however there are more and more children with allergies to peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, and milk. That has to be hard when trying to find a treat, a tasty one at that. I reached out to Divvies to see if their cookies were really that tasty and delicious, and if this could be a tasty solution for my son's friends who have allergies. The cookies in a nutshell, no pun intended, were spectacular.

The packaging says 1 for you and 1 to share. I know as parents we encourage children to share and we lead by example. Divvies cookies were my downfall. I would have gotten away with if the  crumbs on my face didn't give me away. I was silently hoping they would not like Divvies cookies. They were that good I didn't want any competition when consuming them.  I like to be honest with my kids and in doing so I explained that these cookies didn't have the necessary ingredients, such as milk, eggs,  and peanuts, I was just going down the list. I was trying to find a loophole so they would back off the Divvies and eat the store bought cookies in the cupboard. They didn't take my warning seriously and ever so ungracefully tore the packaging open and devoured them two at a time, those beasts! They were skipping and singing how delightful these gourmet cookies were. I slowly learned that these were the newest bargaining tools in my house. If you wanted a Divvies Choco-lot brownie cookie, you had to fold laundry. DONE! Darn-it!!!! Nothing could keep them from eating these cookies I so badly wanted to consume myself.

"Divvies is certified by their manufacturers to be peanut-, tree nut-, milk-, egg-free, and sesame-free and are packaged in Divvies Bakery. Divvies conducts routine testing to minimize the risk of any cross-contamination in their certified allergen-free ingredients."

This is MOMMYJAM approved for taste, freshness, being wallet sparing, and an allergy safe snack to enjoy. Check them out!

I am going to be  doing a giveaway so you too can enjoy your very own box of Divvies cookies.     

 To enter please like the following on facebook

 Divvies on facebook 

 Hopscotch and Jellybeans on facebook

 Also you will need to leave a comment with your name and email so if you are the lucky winner I can send you your very own box of Divvies cookies. Warning, they are delicious and go fast. Be prepared to share, even if its unwillingly. Deadline is Sunday, July 8th at 11:59 PDT. The winner will be notified Monday, July 9th.

        

Remembering The Platters, Songs of my Father ~ Franchesca Robi

Franchesca Robi, daughter of late Platters singer Paul Robi is debuting her new album, “Remembering The Platters, Songs of my Father.” Franchesca is no stranger to Capitol Records Studios. 

The album marks her return to the Hollywood studio after a two-decade hold on her music career to build a marriage and family. During her time away from the music industry she also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Cal State Northridge.  On her new album she is joined by a complete orchestra and a well star studded cast of supporting voices including Dan Wallin, Tim Simonec, George Doering, Chuck Berghoffer, Peter Erskine, Jim Cox and Gene Cipriano. 

I actually met Franchesca on the baseball field as both our boys played tee-ball on the same team that her husband coached. I must say that I have never met a more down to earth, loving couple. They are kind, generous and easy to talk to. Its no surprise, then, that her voice is as beautiful as she is.   

I actually learned of Franchesca’s talent at an end of the season baseball party she and her husband hosted. As the guests left, we were struck by the wonderful music playing in the background and we all stopped asking for the name of the singer.  Her voice was soulful, smooth and, well, simply extraordinary.   Imagine my surprise when I learned that it was our host, Franchesca.   I was shocked as I didn’t know she was a singer, and I was even more surprised when I learned that she is the daughter of the late Paul Robi of the Platters. For those of you who aren’t up on your music history, The Platters recorded their first number No. 1 hit “Only You” at Capital Records. Within a year they had 10 number 1 hits, including, “The Great Pretender,” “Twilight Time, “ “Smoke Gets in your Eyes,” “My Prayer,” “The Magic Touch,” “Enchanted,” “I’m Sorry” and “Heaven on Earth”. They were also internationally known stars, appearing in movies and television as well as performing all over the world.  The Platters were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.

Paul Robi was the group’s Baritone and had both a tremendous ear for harmonies as well as vocal coaching. Franchesca remembers watching her father rehearsing The Platters in their home. What an amazing childhood memory that is- can you imagine? “The notes and melodies heard in my living room, that are now so embedded in my heart,” said Franchesca, “were the songs of The Platters.” 

In 1988 Robi was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was so weak that he could no longer perform for his adoring fans.  It was at this time that her father asked her to join his group. “I knew all of the music note by note,” she said “and like my father, I felt I was capable of coaching the singers and rehearsing the musicians. I decided to try it and everyone loved it. After watching my father perform for so many years, it was second nature to me. I began traveling, performing The Platters music all over the world.” When Paul Robi passed away in 1989 Franchesca took the time to reevaluate her life goals, stop touring, and go back to school to earn her degree.

“This new album is my way of honoring my father’s memory by keeping The Platters music alive” said Franchesca.  I couldn’t agree more.  Her album is beautiful and heartwarming and her voice will captivate you.  The love she had for her father is evident in each of the songs, as is her passion for the music.  Those of you who take the time to listen are in for a real treat. You can click here to preview and purchase the album on iTunes.  It think you’ll agree that not only is it a lovely tribute, but it is also an amazing album.  Congratulations Franchesca!

 

Brow Story

Brow Story

Once upon a time there was this girl who wanted to get her eyebrows threaded.  After all, if the eyes are the windows to a person's soul, then shouldn't you frame that window with the best brows possible?" 

The dilemma with this was every place she tried was either too expensive, the chairs were too uncomfortable or the customer service was lacking. Then she found,  Brow Story and it was just right.

The price was just right.  The chairs were not too hard, not too soft but just right and the ambiance was breathtaking.

My kind of eye candy! xoxoxoxox

Notice the mirror hanging from the ceiling.  You can pull it down to take a peak at your brows rather than holding the mirror in your hand the entire time.

So I sat in the chair reclined back and was ready to get threaded and come out looking like a princess.

It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.  Can you tell which brow was threaded first?

Time to do the right side and even these brows out

Before, during, and after my brows were pampered by this station, which was full of cooling gels, cotton balls, and lotion. 

Here's how I looked before our story began

And now my brows are indeed living happily ever after, thanks to Brow Story.

 Brow Story also offers an array of services, eyelash extensions and eyebrow tinting to name just a few. Now you can receive the same exquisite service that I did. I'm giving a free threading away.  Here's all you need to do to enter:


Step 1: Like Hopscotch and Jellybeans on Facebook
Step 2: Like Brow Story: Threading and Beauty Bar on Facebook

Also be sure to leave a comment with your email so I can contact you if you are the lucky winner.


The contest starts today and ends, Monday July 2, 2012 at 11:30 p.m. PDT. The winner will be announced on Tuesday July 3, 2012.

Disney Pixar Brave to hit theaters in just 9 days!

Have you ever wanted to go to Scotland? This would be my adventure trip with my family which is hosted by Disney. Disney Pixar Brave Adventure in Scotland Sweepstakes is only a click away, by clicking here you have a chance to win! Adventures by Disney will take one lucky winner and their family on an exciting journey across Scotland to show your little Princes’ and Princess’ the castles , landscapes, and legends that inspired  Disney Pixar’s newest featured film, Brave! If you win, I will be your carry-on luggage. I promise I wont eat much, just a few cupcakes here and there. After all if you win, that is the least you could do! Click HERE daily for your chance to win.

You can follow the excitement and the countdown on TWITTER.

NINE days until Disney Pixar Brave will hit theaters. That’s right on June 22^nd you will find my entourage hitting the concession stands filling up on goodies as we excitably wait for the curtains to lift and the movie, Brave to start. Until then we are doing fun BRAVE activities and for your little chef’s, you can stir up some magic by making Chocolate Bear Claws. YUM!

Here is a sneak peak…..Mark your calendars and get ready for Disney Pixar Brave to hit theaters near you. ONLY 9 days, WHOO HOO!

I made out without breaking out that much of my green

This past weekend I went to a neighborhood garage sale and my wallet walked away $11 dollars lighter and my arms got a little more bicep action. I love going to garage sales, I actually prefer to be the one selling vs buying. 

Here are some of my great finds this weekend.

This was my first stop, I only spent $4.00

Disney Cars Toddler Rolling Backpack - great condition inside and out.

This was my second stop and the following items were a total of (Drum roll please) 

                                                                      FREE!

These books I got for the kids

Inflatable instruments for the boys to play with. As I'm writing this I am imagining how they will probably use this as a weapon towards each other vs pretending they are in a band. This will now have to be an outside toy/activity for sure.

A musical guitar I got for the baby however my middle son took it over. After hours of playing with this guitar he now wants to be Musician when he grows up. He also asked for a drum set and piano lessons. OH BOY!

Books for me

A World map and a Map of the United States

I liked the lampshade. Actually I liked the lamps so I took them, then I realized that they are two different styles. Still not sure how I missed this distinct difference. So now I am going to try to find a matching lampshade for the one on the right.

This was my final stop and I only spend $7.00

3 Weight Watchers Cookbooks and a Weight Watchers Scale

Brand new cookie cutters still in their original box. Inside is a high-heel, Big and small hearts, Big and small stars, and a Crown. I know what you must be thinking, you have ALL BOYS. I still like making heart and star sandwiches and cookies for them. Especially for Valentines Day and Fourth of July. They also like it when we do fun shapes for pancakes.

A Star shaped cake pan, in-case you couldn't tell.

A Quick-Switch Microscope.  Its a 300x, 600x, 900x Translucent Microscope and Viewer. My oldest was very pleased.

Reserved for the mom who wants to be served

Friday night I tried out “Mommy Valet”  at  Chick-fil-A at their Aliso Viejo TownCenter location. Chick-fil-A understands how stressful ordering a meal can be with little ones so they incorporated this at their location in Aliso Viejo. When placing your food order at the drive-thru the first thing you are asked is, "How may I serve you today?" (This is something they will ask if you are at the drive-thru or ordering inside the restaurant)

This is how it works; before you order your meal you simply state you are doing, “Mommy Valet”.  You then mention how many people will be dinning with you and what accommodations you will need (highchairs and where you would like to sit, near the play place etc). Then you place your order, pay at the window, park, go inside and your table is ready. Just like that! The hardest part is figuring out what you want to order everything looks so good. Just don't forget to order your dessert!

                                           

“Mommy Valet” is no joke they mean what they say. When we walked in our table was ready and so was our meal. All that was missing was confetti dropping from the ceiling. With balloons and a sign reserving our table that was enough to get joyful squeals from my bright eyed boys asking what the special occasion was? I told them the truth, that mommy was Queen for the day  that this is what they do when you request Mommy Valet.

My oldest son and I both ordered the grilled chicken club, my middle son had the chicken strips

My youngest enjoyed the Chick-fil-A Nuggets Kids Meal. Can you believe they even put a place-mat by my son's highchair, talk about covering every little detail. As you can see he was still mesmerized by the balloons! Kept him quiet and entertained thru out our entire meal. Something else I learned, if your child doesn't want their prize they can trade it in for an Icedream®.  As we enjoyed our meal we were asked if we needed anything, sauces, sides, napkins. My favorite was when they asked "May I refresh your beverage?" It just sounds so much better than can I refill your drink, and adds more of a personal touch. When the boys were done with their food before we could get up and take our tray, someone was at our table asking, "May I clear your table for you?" This special treatment wasn't just for those who ordered "Mommy Valet" it was for every single person dining at Chick-fil-A.

YUM!

After our meal we were asked if we wanted a mint. 

Everyone was so accommodating and their priority was making sure that everyone had a great dining experience. During my visit, several staff walked around the tables making sure that beverages were refreshed,  if they could clear your table and every time someone would say thank you they replied with, "It is our pleasure" with a bright smile. They displayed good home values, everyone was just so courteous. I felt as if I were at my friends house for dinner. The moment you walked in the door or ordered your meal at the drive thru you are made to feel very welcomed for visiting. 5 Star service with very reasonable prices.

 As a new loyal customer I inquired about events that they will be hosting at their Aliso Viejo location. I was happily informed that every month Chick-fil-A has one big special event and EVERY Tuesday Night is Kid's night. Tuesday, June 12th will be a Father's Day Craft. Tuesday, June 19th bring in your report card from 5pm-8pm and receive a free Chick-fil-A Nuggets Kid's meal (4-count). 

 Every Month they do one large event

June's big event is the Mother son date Knight! Reservations are required for this event. I was given a little insider information that the craft for Mother son date Knight will be a "build your own family crest activity" , there will also be a photo booth, balloon artist, and possibly a DJ. The son's will receive Knight/Armor and face masks and the restaurant will be decorated Medieval themed. 

May they hosted a Military appreciation night all military personnel and their families could eat for free. There were activities for the kids and a raffle  that took place. For each letter that the guests wrote while on site, they were given a raffle ticket. I was told they collected over 100 letters to send to the troops overseas. 

March they had a Daddy daughter date night.

I am told Chick-fil-A in Aliso Viejo also hosts birthday parties and the Cow always makes an appearance. 

One last thing.....

 Every Wednesday they have free breakfast, visit Chick-fil-A in Aliso Viejo on FACEBOOK for more details.

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Cutting out the chaos

One of my least favorite things to do with the boys is get their haircuts at the salon. Keeping them all entertained during, before, or while they get a haircut is madness pure madness I tell you. When one is getting a haircut the others are just sitting, staring, figiting, fighting with the other, and/or getting restless. I go insane, there are only so many snacks I can pack, there are only so many levels of angry birds you can play, there are only 2 minute segments of Yo Gabba Gabba on Youtube. I can only smell my babies feet so many times and pretend to faint, before it gets old. It takes about an hour to get all the  haircuts done, with the constant interruptions such as the batteries dying in their game system or I didn't get the right game and to check in my purse to see if I brought another game or if can find the one they wanted. The baby needing a diaper change because the baby did a "Smelly" (which never fails when I am needed to explain something to someone).The middle child having issues with hair on his back and wants it washed off now! Getting up from the chair to get the itch that is on his foot from the falling hair that touched it five minutes before and he just now notices. Literally crying to go home and take a bath because the hair bothers him. Or my favorite potty breaks. I am ready to run away far away, before, during, or finally when all haircuts are done. By this time I am exhausted.

Wouldn't it be nice if we could just get a mobile salon service to come to the house to cut our kids hair? That would just put a cherry on top of my cupcake! Well get out the frosting and get ready to top this cupcake. I can have my cupcake and eat it too!

 Knock Knock, guess who it is? It's Stacy, my new BFF! A mobile salon service cratering to parents by coming to your house to cut your kids hair, quick get me another cupcake this is too good to be true. Stacy has been licensed to cut hair since 1982. She worked at "A Star is Born" in Mission Viejo for 8 years specializing in kids haircuts. Stacy comes with great references.

To think my boys will never figit, fight with one another, and/or get restless is an understatement but at least they can do it the comfort of their own home. I can do a load of laundry, cook dinner, check facebook, blog, watch TV, play legos with the boys, help the kids with homework, clean something, fold something, do a project on pinterest that I pinned on one of my many boards, eat a cupcake, or just do a cartwheel if I wanted, all this while all my kids are getting their haircut, in the comfort of MY OWN HOME.

I know what some of you are thinking and no, I didn't win the lottery to be able to have this luxury of someone coming to my home to cut my kids hair. I couldn't believe how reasonable Stacy's prices were for being a Mobile Salon Service specializing in Kid's cuts.

Here is a chair you are going to want to sit down for this, are you ready?

Stacy's portable chair she brings

Kids : $ 15 Cut
           $ 20 Cut & Style (Braids/Twisties)

It gets better she also does birthday parties ( Call Stacy for pricing )
- Crazy Hair
- Rock Star
- Princess Hair

Stacy is at your service when it comes to kids hair cuts and styles at a reasonable price in the comfort of your own home.

You can contact Stacy by calling (949) 632-3943
                                                         or email
                                                        stacylj@cox.net

* If you mention you heard about Stacy's mobile cuts  on  Hopscotch and Jellybeans you will receive $2.00 off any service. COULD IT GET ANY BETTER? This mom is doing cartwheels!!!!!!

 Here are some before and after pictures.

BEFORE

AFTER

BEFORE

AFTER

BEFORE

DURING

"One of the MANY great things about having a haircut at home is being able to watch more than two minutes of Yo Gabba Gabba uninterrupted and being able to take a bath seconds AFTER my haircut!"