If you’re like me, every December you get this super boost motivation to make magical memories with your kids. Forget the fact that you’ve barely been surviving your fall routine with school dress-up days, doctors’ appointments, gymnastics classes, and car tantrums. It’s December! It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Who needs sleep when it’s the season of the sticks?

If you want your holiday living room to look like an Anthropologie store—without the ultra-breakable dining sets—then we’ve got you covered. This post is your guide to bohemian holiday home decor, boho Christmas ornaments, and Advent calendars for kids. Whether you’re enjoying a slow lead-up to the holidays or rushing around already, these boho holiday home decor and Christmas ornaments are sure to put the happy in happy holidays for you and yours. Read on to see the boho holiday home decor of the year!

Hold my PSL. It’s spooky season! It’s time for kids’ Halloween costumes, Halloween house decor, and Halloween clothes for women. Individually wrapped candies don’t count as calories for the next couple of months, and apples are inedible unless dipped in caramel. 

Are you ready for back to school? It’s that rare time of year in which your kid’s backpack looks pristine and their lunch box can easily be found. The days are coming in which said backpack will have a questionable ink stain on the bottom and twisted straps. Your kid’s lunch box will go missing each morning around 7am—possibly because they hope you’ll rescue them with a mid-day Chickfila delivery.

Let’s face it, friends. Summer date nights bring a world of hurdles with them. How is it possible to look hot when your makeup is melting off your face like an ice cream treat in a sauna? I live in Texas, and in Texas, we have frizzy hair (due to the humidity), chafing thighs (due to sweat), and high blood pressure (that might be due to my in-laws). *Realtime proof: I just slid off of a barstool at a wine bar and there’s an embarrassing puddle of sweat to show for it. We are not hankering—to use some southern slang—for a “hot” date with our partners. 

I never went to summer camp. It feels good to get that off my chest. Some of my friends were repeat summer campers. They would come back from two weeks of camp with braided friendship bracelets, swimsuit tan lines, and cafeteria chants. They were annoyingly upbeat. Personally, I learned about summer camp the old fashioned way: By watching The Parent Trap. 

Bohemian Mama has opened their first West Coast brick-and-mortar shop at The CAMP in Costa Mesa this summer. The grand opening of Bohemian Mama’s new location is an invitation to all women—not just parents—to shop consciously for themselves and their homes. Celebrity clientele and influencers who frequent the e-commerce site are expected to be in attendance. The address of the new shop is 2981 Bristol Street, Suite B3, Costa Mesa, California 92626.

Create Your Own Backyard Oasis What does the term “oasis” mean to you? For me, it evokes cool water, lush greenery, and respite from the heat. When I hear “oasis,” I’m thirsty for its possibilities. Similarly, a backyard oasis draws me in with promises of peace, wellness, and rest—all available at the turn of a doorknob. If you’re ready to tap into the refreshing vibes of a natural spring without a plane ride or a roadtrip, then these backyard oasis ideas are for you.