theklicklife

12/06/2024

After posting about magnesium in my stories, I got so many questions about which type to take—so I created this guide to help! 🌿

When adding magnesium to your routine, it’s best to include multiple forms because each one supports different functions. Pair it with an electrolyte mix to maintain balance and avoid depleting potassium.

Did you know stress drains magnesium levels? These days, most of us are running on fumes—and low magnesium is linked to anxiety, irritability, poor sleep, thyroid health, blood sugar regulation, cortisol balance, hormone health, and more.

Common signs of deficiency include muscle cramps, headaches, fatigue, and brain fog. Magnesium is essential, yet our diets and lifestyles often don’t provide enough.

Start slow, listen to your body, and feel the difference! 💛 Which type of magnesium do you take?

11/22/2024

Why recreate school at home when you’ve already decided that traditional school isn’t the right fit for your child? Homeschooling is all about finding what motivates them, making learning personal, and creating a space that works for them. It’s about spending time living life, learning through experiences, and embracing the freedom to explore what truly sparks their curiosity.

Have you heard of the term de-schooling? It’s basically the time you take to step back from the whole ‘school at home’ mindset. It’s about letting go of what you think learning should look like and giving yourself (and your kids) the freedom to figure out what works best for them. Think of it as a reset—no pressure, just space to explore, be curious, and enjoy learning in a more relaxed way.

Have you gone through a de-schooling process yourself?

11/20/2024

Spending time in nature and letting kids have free play, including taking risks, is one of the best things for them. As an occupational therapist, I see how this kind of play is essential for developing coordination, balance, and motor skills. Activities like climbing, jumping, or balancing on uneven surfaces help with proprioception (awareness of their body in space) and sensory processing, which are key for overall development. Allowing them to take risks also gives them the chance to problem-solve and build emotional resilience as they face challenges. It’s not just about playing outside; it’s about giving them the space to grow, learn, and gain confidence in their own abilities. Plus, it’s amazing to watch how much more independent they get when they’re out there exploring on their own. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

11/20/2024

Spending time in nature and letting kids have free play, including taking risks, is one of the best things for them. As an occupational therapist, I see how this kind of play is essential for developing coordination, balance, and motor skills. Activities like climbing, jumping, or balancing on uneven surfaces help with proprioception (awareness of their body in space) and sensory processing, which are key for overall development. Allowing them to take risks also gives them the chance to problem-solve and build emotional resilience as they face challenges. It’s not just about playing outside; it’s about giving them the space to grow, learn, and gain confidence in their own abilities. Plus, it’s amazing to watch how much more independent they get when they’re out there exploring on their own. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

08/30/2024

And this is part 1 🫶🏼

08/16/2024

These shirts though 😆

08/12/2024

My 11-year-old daughter wrote and published her first book. I can’t even begin to explain how proud I am of her. I have always been in awe of her creative mind. To witness her dedication to this project, from spending hours typing away to completing the process of independently publishing her work, just leaves me speechless.

If you’d like to support a young entrepreneur/author, click the link below 🫶🏼

When twelve year old Emma finds a magic pen that is full of mystery, she is taken on a journey to the past where she has to face mythical creatures, war, and risk changing the future to save her mom who had disappeared. At the same time, she has to keep her grades up while dealing with bullies, y...

07/25/2024

My code for ToothPillow expires tomorrow. https://form.jotform.com/232116186544151

Click that link, answer a few questions, and snap a few pictures of your child’s mouth. In about a month, you will receive a personalized video about your child’s case and whether or not they have been accepted or declined. There is no financial commitment today the assessment and video are free. If you choose to move forward, you can purchase the program and receive $250 off the total price with code “THEKLICKLIFE”

Message me with any questions!

100% virtual orthodontic care for children ages 3 to 12.

07/19/2024

I am so thankful that my son qualified for ToothPillow. It is a fraction of the price of fixed expanders and it is 100% virtual, making orthodontic care easier than ever, especially when we were traveling full-time.

If you have any questions about ToothPillow, please feel free to dm. If you’d like the link to the free online assessment, comment TOOTHPILLOW below and check your messages for the link. The assessment simply asks a few questions and also prompts you to snap photos of your child’s mouth. It’s super easy and quick.

This week only- use THEKLICKLIFE under the referral/promo section to get $250 off treatment price and a free personalized video about your child’s results from an airway-centered dentist ($50 value).

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06/17/2024

05/27/2024

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-wornicks-recovery-after-tornado

Laci and Jason Wornick have spent the past two years building their dream- … Jessica Klick needs your support for Support the Wornicks' Recovery After Tornado

05/27/2024

Please help our friends. 🙏🏼

Laci and Jason Wornick have spent the past two years building their dream- a homestead in Texas, a place to raise their three beautiful children. Unfortunately, on May 25th, 2024 a tornado ripped directly through their property, destroying almost everything.

Laci’s parents were visiting when a hail storm came through. Once it settled down, they went outside to assess the damage. The sky seemed to have been clearing up, but then they received a tornado warning on their cell phones. Within seconds of this warning, the wind picked up and the temperature changed. Since they were living in their RV (while building up their land and prepping to build their home), they had to get out quickly.

Within seconds of the cell phone warning, they saw the tornado tearing up their property. They jumped in the truck and barely made it out.

When they returned, their RV was on its side, the schoolhouse twisted around, the loafing shed for the cows was gone. The greenhouse and chicken coop, gone.

Luckily, they found most of the animals, some of them wounded, but alive. They lost a cat, some chickens, and turkeys. All the hard work they put into this land was all destroyed.

I, a friend of Laci and Jason’s whom we met while traveling fulltime in our RV, am hoping to raise some money for the Wornicks to get them back on their feet, to buy a new RV, clothes, homeschooling supplies, aid for the animals, etc. Whatever you could do to help is greatly appreciated!

Thoughts and prayers to the Wornick family during this difficult time. ❤️

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Laci Wornick Jason Wornick

04/25/2024

Our last hike in Sedona. Normally I share all the info about our hikes, but I’m saving this one for the locals. If you want to go on this one, “you need to know a guy” (said in my best Italian accent). We were lucky to have found friends and to share this special spot. 🫶🏼

04/19/2024

2019 vs 2024.

For the past five years we have lived in our 42” fifth wheel toy hauler while traveling the country. My kids were six and four years old when we started, now eleven and nine.

Selling the camper has been bittersweet, super emotional, and a bit stressful as any move would be! But now it’s on to new adventures! Thanks for following along. 🫶🏼

01/08/2024

More pictures of Sedona’s first snowfall. Progressing through the pictures, you can really see how quickly the snow melts here! So happy that we were able to make it on time to see all the magic. 💫

01/07/2024

Sedona is magical year round, but there’s something about that first snow. 💫 ❄️ 💫

12/02/2023

What’s your favorite sunset hike in Sedona?

We hiked Keyhole Cave at sunset and it did not disappoint! If you are planning on this hike, I highly recommend downloading the map ahead of time! It’s a short one, but it’s not well marked. Also, it is pretty steep near the base of the cave with loose gravel. Thankfully we had the help of local friends who have done it before! Thanks for showing us this beautiful hidden gem of Sedona!