Dandelion Puffs

Dandelion puffs. They are the passageway into childhood.



There is no way to resist the love of picking those vibrant yellow flowers as a child. There is also no way to resist blowing them after they have turned into the delicate puffs which will carry the seed into the wind.


When Tess finally discovered these gems of childhood today, I couldn't be any prouder. She plucked them from the ground so gently and then insisted that I must watch her every move. But rather than blowing them, she'd use her pointer finger to release each and every piece of the puff.

I'm so happy you found the simplicity of dandelions my love.



We're still waiting for buttercups to make their way into our yard but for now, dandelions keeping us thoroughly impressed.


























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I’m Stephanie, the mind and Momma behind The Heirloom Family. I created this blog as a way to capture the magic of our family and the beauty of every day slow and simple living. I also hope it serves as an inspiration to you as well.

Nestled in our little corner of the Earth in Western New York, I am lucky enough to share my home with my husband and our daughter, along with 4 cheerful cats.

We strive for a wholesome life, one that is slow and steady. I want to breathe it in, this time we have, and I might just be lucky enough to see the magic in it all.

There are so many things in life that I love – nature. crochet. photography. gardening. cooking. faith. honey. reading. sunsets and sunrises. flowers. ballet. enchantment. Dave Matthews Band. the moon. rainbows. babywearing. lavender and sandalwood. celebrations. music. hippie. poetry. love. the forest. romantic history. cats. dreamcatchers. wool. heritage. family. lilac. red wine. memories.