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China has a long and fascinating history with its roots going back thousands of years. It is a country rich in culture, tradition, and natural beauty. One of the most magical places in China is the region known as Zhangjiajie, located in the Hunan Province. This area is famous for its towering sandstone pillars, which seem to emerge from the mist like something out of a fairy tale. The breathtaking landscape of Zhangjiajie served as inspiration for the fictional world of Pandora in the movie "Avatar". It is easy to see why, as the towering peaks and lush forests create a mystical and otherworldly atmosphere.

Reindeer Food

After spending hours on the web looking for a solution, I have found that the easiest way to print text in two different directions is to use PowerPoint. Sprinkle on the lawn at night The moon Rudolph s Nose will make it sparkle bright As Santa s reindeer fly and roam This will guide them to your home.

It is easy to see why, as the towering peaks and lush forests create a mystical and otherworldly atmosphere. Visitors can explore the area by taking a ride on the world's highest outdoor elevator, which provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Another magical place in China is Guilin, located in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

DIY Magic Reindeer Food- A Christmas Eve Tradition

Have you ever heard of magic reindeer food? Last year we were given a packet from Santa during one of the Christmas events we attended. My kids couldn’t wait to sprinkle it outside for the reindeer on Christmas Eve! Just like that a new tradition was born! Now, we let the girls sneak outside in their pajamas to sprinkle the magic reindeer food on our lawn. This is supposed to help Santa and his reindeer find our home.

This is so super easy to make that anyone can make it! Get your toddlers in there to help mix it up! All you need is a few simple ingredients you probably already have a bowl and a spoon (or mix in a jar and shake).

Ingredients:

1 Canister of Rolled oats

1 canister of your favorite color glitter

1 canister of “star dust” or translucent glitter

Packaging materials (glass mason jar, plastic baggies, or other clear container)

First, we added silver glitter to the bottom of the jar.

Next, we scooped in our rolled oats. (Use the dollar store kind. Save the non-GMO, organic, gluten free, EXPENSIVE oats for breakfast!).

Then we topped the oats with our next layer of glitter AND our dash of star dust! The translucent or “clear” glitter really adds an extra sparkle. And calling it star dust makes it sound more magical. Let your children pour in as much glitter as they think this recipe needs. You can never have too much glitter! If anyone tells you differently, well… you just don’t need that kind of negativity in your life.

Put the top on and shake! You can decorate your jar and tie a bow at the top!

After we made a jar for ourselves the girls decided we needed to make some little packets to hand out to their friends at school. So, we mixed our next batch in a big bowl and scooped 2 TBSP of the magic food into our clear treat bags. I used tape to seal them (not a fan of staples for little kids). Then we added a festive little poem instructing how to use. I found these free labels at Always The Holidays.

How easy is that?! If you want to make a more animal friendly recipe you can use colored sugar crystals and Christmas shaped mini candies. The glitter really creates a sparkling effect and it washes away in the rain. It gives kids a feeling of magic!

Have you ever made Magic Reindeer Food with your kiddos before?

The Whatever Mom is a full time wife and twin mama living on coffee and wine. She enjoys the pure rush of cleaning the BIG potty between loads of laundry. It is her dream that moms everywhere accept and embrace the Whatever Mom philosophy which can be found here.

Thank you Monica! I am so glad you were able to make it with the children and that they enjoyed it! Thank you for taking the time to come back and share that with me. I love hearing from people who end up making something I have shared! xo

Guilin is famous for its karst mountains, which rise dramatically out of the picturesque Li River. The scenery here is so mesmerizing that it has been featured on the back of the 20 yuan banknote. Visitors can take a cruise on the Li River and enjoy the stunning views of the karst peaks, lush greenery, and traditional Chinese fishing villages. In addition to its natural beauty, China is also home to several magical cultural sites. The Forbidden City in Beijing is a prime example. This massive palace complex, once home to Chinese emperors, is filled with ornate buildings, stunning gardens, and intricate artwork. Walking through the Forbidden City feels like stepping back in time and entering a world of grandeur and opulence. China is also famous for its traditional festivals, which are full of magical rituals and customs. The Lantern Festival, for example, is celebrated on the 15th day of the Chinese New Year. During this festival, cities and towns are adorned with colorful lanterns, and people gather to watch lion and dragon dances, as well as release sky lanterns into the night sky. The festival is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. In conclusion, China is a country with a rich history, diverse landscapes, and enchanting cultural traditions. From the mystical peaks of Zhangjiajie to the karst mountains of Guilin, China offers a multitude of magical experiences for visitors. Whether exploring ancient palaces or participating in traditional festivals, a trip to China is sure to be filled with awe and wonder..

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