Birmingham Spring 2026 Kids Consignment Sales Guide

Looking for the best Spring 2026 children’s consignment sales in Birmingham, Alabama? This guide includes updated dates, locations, and details for the most popular kids resale and consignment events in the Birmingham area.

Whether you’re shopping for clothes, toys, baby gear, or school items, these sales are a great way to save money while supporting local organizations.

Below is a complete list of Birmingham-area spring consignment sales for 2026, including Gardendale, Hoover, Homewood, Trussville, Vestavia, and Mountain Brook.

Birmingham Spring 2026 Kids Consignment Sales Guide

Gardendale

Kingdom Kids Consignment Sale
Hope Church • 805 Crest Drive, Gardendale, AL 35071

Public sale dates:
Thursday, February 26 — 8:00 AM–7:00 PM
Friday, February 27 — 8:00 AM–6:00 PM (Foster Parent Night 6:30–8:00 PM)
Saturday, February 28 — 7:00 AM–12:00 PM (many items 50% off)

Sale Website

Birmingham

Giggles & Grace Consignment Sale
Asbury United Methodist Church • 6990 Cahaba Valley Road, Birmingham, AL

Public sale dates:
Friday, February 27 — 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday, February 28 — 8:00 AM–12:00 PM (select items 50% off)

Sale Website

Homewood

Lil’ Lambs Consignment Sale
Trinity United Methodist Church • 1400 Oxmoor Road, Homewood, AL

Public sale dates:
Thursday, February 5 — Presale 5:00–8:00 PM
Friday, February 6 — Regular Sale 9:00 AM–1:00 PM & 4:00–6:00 PM
Saturday, February 7 — Regular Sale (many items 50% off) 8:00 AM–12:00 PM

Sale website

Kids Market and Mom
146 Wildwood Parkway ste. 146

Public sale dates:
Saturday, February 28th 10am-7pm
Sunday, March 1st 11am-6pm
Monday, March 2nd 9am-7pm
Tuesday-Thursday, March 3rd-March 5th, 9am-6pm
Friday, March 6th, 9am-8pm
Saturday, March 7th, 8am-4pm
Discount days are March 6 & March 7 (many items 50% off)

Sale Website

Hoover

Bargains on the Bluff
Bluff Park United Methodist Church • 733 Valley Street, Birmingham, AL

Public sale dates:
Friday, February 20 — 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday, February 21 — 9:00 AM–2:00 PM (25% off select items)

Sale Website

Riverchase T-N-T Consignment Sale
Riverchase United Methodist Church • 1953 Old Montgomery Hwy, Hoover, AL

Public sale dates:
Wednesday, March 4 — 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Thursday, March 5 — 9:00 AM–2:00 PM & 4:00–7:00 PM
Friday, March 6 — 8:00 AM–11:00 AM (select items 50% off)

Sale website

Mountain Brook

Sweet Repeats Children’s Consignment Sale
Mountain Brook Community Church • 3001 U.S. 280 South, Birmingham, AL

Public sale dates:
Friday, February 20 — 9:00 AM–4:00 PM (no strollers 9–1 PM)
Saturday, February 21 — 9:00 AM–12:00 PM (many items 50% off)

Sale website

Trussville

Trussville Methodist Children’s Consignment Sale
First Methodist Church • 120 N Chalkville Road, Trussville, AL

Public sale dates:
Wednesday, March 11 — Volunteer/Consignor Presale 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Thursday, March 12 — Public Sale 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Friday, March 13 — Public Sale 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday, March 14 — Public Sale (many items 50% off) 8:00 AM–2:00 PM

Sale website

Vestavia

Whale of a Sale
Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church • 2061 Kentucky Avenue, Vestavia Hills, AL

Spring sale dates:
Dates for Spring 2026 are pending announcement – typically held in February each year. Check the sale’s official website or Facebook page for the most up-to-date schedule before you go.

Important Information for Shoppers
Dates and times may change. Always check each sale’s website or Facebook page for the most up-to-date information.

If you know of a Birmingham-area consignment sale that should be included, email contact@birminghammommy.com.

The Wiz at Red Mountain Theatre

Families in Birmingham are in for something truly special this winter as The Wiz takes the stage at Red Mountain Theatre from February 6 through March 1, 2026.

Directed by NYC-based multihyphenate artist Monet, this new production brings fresh energy and cultural celebration to the beloved classic. Monet returns to RMT after directing The Color Purple in 2024 and Waitress in 2025, both hits with local audiences.

A Celebration of Black Culture & Creativity
For Monet, The Wiz is rooted in honoring Black culture and creativity. Her vision for this production draws inspiration from hip hop, 90s and early 2000s fashion, and Afrofuturism.

The vibrant set design by Kimberly Powers and costumes by Twyla Grider reflect this aesthetic, featuring visual nods to cultural icons like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Tupac Shakur. (Grider, a Huntsville native, is a nationally respected designer whose most recent Alabama project was for The World Games in 2022.)

High-Energy Dance & “If You Know, You Know” Moments
Choreography for the show is created by Maleek Washington, who blends the original dance style of The Wiz with modern moves and social dance trends.

According to Monet, audiences can expect plenty of fun surprises and “if you know, you know” moments throughout the numbers.

A Talented Cast with Local Favorites
The cast features many familiar faces from Birmingham’s theatre scene, including:

Cameron S. White as The Lion
Dorian as The Tinman
Joining them are two NYC-based actors making their RMT debuts:

Kaléa Leverette as Dorothy
Shawn Smith as The Scarecrow
Monet describes the cast as “perfect,” noting how special it is when performers truly come together on stage.

More Than Just a Musical
While audiences can expect the high-energy songs and joyful spirit that make The Wiz so beloved, Monet hopes families will experience something deeper, too.

She wants viewers to enjoy the humor and excitement — while also taking time to reflect on the beautiful lyrics and meaningful moments throughout the show.

Performance Details
📅 Dates: February 6 – March 1, 2026
⏰ Evening Shows: 7:30pm, Thursday–Saturday
🌤️ Matinees: 2pm, Saturdays & Sundays

Accessible Performances:
Saturday, February 14 at 2pm (ASL & Audio Description)
Sunday, February 22 at 2pm (ASL)
🎟️ Tickets: Start at $40
🌐 Available at: redmountaintheatre.org
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Recommended Ages: 8 and up

 

Where to Buy King Cake in Birmingham, AL (2026 Guide)

If you’re hoping to celebrate Mardi Gras with authentic King Cake right here in Birmingham, AL, you’re in luck! The 2026 King Cake season runs from Epiphany (January 6) through Mardi Gras (February 17), and local bakeries are already baking up sweet, festive treats you won’t want to miss.

Below are the best local spots where you can pick up traditional King Cake — from classic cinnamon-swirled rings to specialty fillings, plus fun seasonal twists. Many require preorders or sell out fast, so it’s smart to plan ahead!

Top King Cake Spots in Birmingham

Edgar’s Bakery
A Birmingham classic, Edgar’s offers traditional Louisiana-style King Cake with festive purple, green, and gold icing. You can find them freshly baked at local locations or order online for pickup.

Savage’s Bakery
Savage’s makes from-scratch King Cakes with options like classic cinnamon or rich cream cheese filling. Cakes are available in various sizes and often sell out during the season.

Tip: Call ahead or preorder to secure your cake before Mardi Gras rush.

Homewood Gourmet
This local favorite is beloved for its rich, flavorful King Cakes with both classic cinnamon and cream cheese-filled versions. Available daily while supplies last

Continental Bakery
Continental is bringing back its seasonal King Cakes, cinnamon sugar and frangipane, plus a special king cake cupcake filled with cinnamon sugar and topped with cream cheese icing. Available through Mardi Gras on February 17. Order yours today by calling 205-870-5584 or visiting the link in their bio.

Birmingham Breadworks
Breadworks offers a soft spiced brioche King Cake filled with cinnamon cream cheese and topped with vanilla glaze, plus festive add-ons like Mardi Gras beads and a packet of Creole coffee.

The Heavenly Donut Company
If you’re into seasonal twists, Heavenly Donut Co. has Mardi Gras-inspired donuts — King Cake flavors and colors — available daily or by preorder through the season.

Hero Doughnuts
Not a traditional ring cake, but Hero’s King Cake-inspired brioche doughnut hits all the Mardi Gras flavors with a sweet glaze and colorful sprinkles.

Bendy’s Cookies and Cream
King Cake Bars. This year there will be 2 sizes, available 8×8 or 13×9 pans. They are available for pick up February 1-17. Preorder now.

 

Partners in Kids Health: Holiday Hazards

The holiday season is here, and while it can be a fun time for families, there are some things that parents need to consider.

Jessica Pescatore, the clinical director of the Alabama Poison Information Center (APIC), says families should watch for hidden dangers, which can range from holiday décor to holiday cleanup.

“These are the things that keep the holidays festive and magical, and there’s a lot that we can talk about,” said Pescatore.

Listen as she describes the items that prompted more calls to the APIC during the holiday season and how parents can keep their children safe.

Always remember: the APIC offers free, confidential poison information and treatment recommendations to the public and healthcare providers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call the hotline at 1-800-222-1222 for poison advice for all ages.

 

 

WInter Break Camps and Classes in Birmingham 2025

Winter Break is coming, and Birmingham has several camps to keep the kids busy and having fun. Here’s a look at who’s offering holiday and winter break camps this year:

Red Mountain Theatre

1600 3rd Avenue South
Dates: December 29th – January 2nd
Register HERE

Ages: 4-14
From building original stories in Play Making: The Polar Express to solving festive mysteries in Blast Camp: Holiday Sleuths, winter wonder awaits every young performer.

Spots are filling fast—register now and let the holiday creativity begin!

YMCA

Multiple Locations
Dates: Varies on location
Ages: K-5th/8th depending on location

YMCA of Greater Birmingham offers Schools out camps with fun games and activities. Dates, times, and prices vary by location. Both members and non-members are welcome to attend, so invite your friends. Visit their website for location-specific details.

Alabaster YMCA 

Ages: 3-5 (half-day), K-7th grade
Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 19, 22–23; December 29–30; January 2 & 5

Greystone YMCA

Ages: K-6th grade
Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 22–23; December 29–30; January 2 & 5
YMCA Greater Birmingham

Hoover YMCA

Ages: K-6th grade

Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 22–23; December 29–30; January 2 & 5

Pelham YMCA

Ages: K-6th grade

Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 22–23; December 29–30; January 5 & 6

Shades Valley YMCA

Ages: K-6th grade

Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 22–23; December 29–30; January 5

Trussville YMCA

Ages: K-6th grade

Holiday Camp Dates: November 24–26; December 22–23; December 29–30; January 5

Register HERE

McWane Science Center

200 19th St N
Dates: December 29–31, 2025 & January 2, 2026
Register HERE

Ages: 4K – Grade 6
Camp McWane’s winter program offers hands-on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) learning with experiments, robotics, nature exploration, and more.

Half and full-day camp options are available.

Itty Bitty Bakers

Located at teachers’ homes across the greater Birmingham area.
Dates: December 6th – December 29th
Ages: 3-14
Register HERE

Dates (Holiday / Seasonal Classes):

Holiday Treats Workshop: December 6, 9 a.m.–12 p.m., and 1:30pn -4:30pm Ages 7–12

“Best Tasting” Grinch Cookies Class: December 13, 10 a.m.–12 p.m., Ages 3–7.

Christmas Confections Workshop, December 13, (AM): 9am – 12pm (PM) 2pm – 5pm. Ages 7–12.

Christmas Wreath Cookie Cake Class: December 20, 2025, Ages 6–9 (AM); Ages 10–14 (PM).

Sugar Plum Fairy Cupcakes Class: December 13, 2pm-4pm, Ages 6-10,

Christmas Wreath Cookie Cake Class December 20 (AM) 10am-12pm, Ages 6-9, and (PM) 1:30pm-3:30pm, Ages 10-14,

Christmas Layer Cake Jar Class: December 20, 10am-12pm, Ages 3-7

Sugar Plum Fairy Cupcakes Class: December 29, 10am-12pm, Ages 8-12,

Got little chefs in the making? At Itty Bitty Bakers they set kids up for success by giving them hands-on baking opportunities that fit their age and skill level. Parents today are busy! Let them take the load off! They will teach your kids essential kitchen skills in a fun and safe environment. Bonus: holiday treats to take home to you!

Birmingham Zoo

2630 Cahaba Road, Birmingham
Dates: December 22, and 23rd, December 29 and 30, December 31, January 1 & 2, 2026
Ages: K – 5th Grade
Register HERE

Zoo Camp’s “Winter Wildlife Explorers” teaches campers how animals survive in cold climates, explores adaptations, and includes hands-on nature science, games, and animal encounters.

High Point Climbing Birmingham

4766 US-280, Birmingham, AL 35242
Dates: November 20th-22nd at 9am-noon  | December 23rd to January 3rd
Ages: 5-14
Register HERE

Climb into Fall and Winter Break and join their Camps for an unforgettable experience packed with action, adventure, and fun!

Little Hammies Winter Kid Bike Camp (with Treeline Expeditions)

Oak Mountain State Park, Pelham
Dates: December 6, 2025 and December 27, 2025
Ages: Riders who can ride without training wheels (typically 5–10)
Register HERE

Join to master bike skills, discover maintenance tips, and have a blast with games while exploring beautiful Oak Mountain.

Glow Wild Returns to the Birmingham

The holidays are officially lighting up at the Birmingham Zoo! Glow Wild: An Animal Lantern Celebration opens Saturday, November 22 and will run on select nights through January 4. Tickets are now on sale, and group tickets are available for advance purchase.

Glow Wild has quickly become one of Birmingham’s favorite holiday traditions, and it’s back and brighter than ever. Presented by CHASE with support from Alabama Power and UAB Callahan Eye, this larger-than-life event transforms the Zoo into a glowing winter wonderland filled with color, creativity, and plenty of holiday magic. It was even recently named one of the top holiday escapes across the Southeast by Birmingham Home and Garden.

If you’re looking for a festive outing for the whole family, here’s what you can expect at this year’s Glow Wild:

Lantern Trails
Stroll along a mile-long trail of artisan-crafted lanterns that celebrate the beauty and diversity of nature. Each step brings something new to discover as animals, plants, and scenes from the natural world come to life through brilliant light and color.

Seasonal Treats
Warm up with holiday snacks and drinks throughout the Zoo. Enjoy classics like s’mores and churros, or sip on festive favorites including apple cider and hot cocoa — with a spiked option available for guests 21+.

Holiday Village
Henley Lawn will once again transform into a cheerful Holiday Village complete with Santa visits, carolers, and fun photo opportunities. Be sure to check BirminghamZoo.com for updated schedules and appearance times.

Magical Rides
Take a ride on the Red Diamond Express Train and enjoy a twinkling view of the Zoo from aboard one of the most popular attractions of the season.

Wild Explorer VR
This year’s event also includes a limited-time virtual reality experience, “Elf Power, Inc.,” available at the Wild Explorer VR exhibit. Don’t miss the chance to add this immersive adventure to your Glow Wild visit.

Glow Wild truly has something for everyone — whether you’re planning a family night out, a festive date night, or a magical outing with friends. Mark your calendars, grab your tickets, and get ready to experience one of Birmingham’s brightest holiday traditions.

For tickets, schedules, and additional event details, visit BirminghamZoo.com.

 

Find Santa in Birmingham, Holidays 2025

‘Tis the season to find Santa around Birmingham! Whether your little ones want a classic photo with St. Nick, a breakfast with the big guy himself, or a chance to catch him at a local event, we’ve rounded up all the best spots to see Santa in Birmingham this year.

All is Bright LANE PARKE in Mountain Brook

Ring in the holidays at Lane Parke! Light the holiday tree and have a visit from Santa!
Attendees can enjoy drinks, pop-ups, DJ and kids’ activities to get everyone in the holiday spirit!

November 14, 2025 (6:00 PM – 8:00 PM)
2621 Lane Parke Road, Mountain Brook, AL 35223.

Magic Of Lights at Alabama Adventure

Enjoy the new Reindeer Rest Stop , see millions of lights, and enjoy Birmingham’s newest Christmas family tradition!

November 21, 2025 – January 3, 2026 (nightly; see site for weekday/weekend hours)
Alabama Adventure / Splash Adventure, 4599 Splash Adventure Pkwy, Bessemer, AL 35022.

Pictures with Santa at the Riverchase Galleria

Santa’s helpers have been working hard decking the halls for you and your family, so don’t miss out on taking tree-mendous pics with St. Nick! Fri,

Nov 21 – Wed, Dec 24
Riverchase Galleria, 2000 Galleria Circle, Hoover, AL 35244 (Lower level in front of Von Maur).

Visit their website to reserve your spot

Santa’s Wonderland at Bass Pro Shop

Santa’s wonderland is back at Bass pro shop Now through December 24th. Free activities and giveaways. Reserve your spot online to see Santa and get a free 4 x 6 photo.

Bass Pro Shops, 5000 Bass Pro Blvd, Leeds, AL 35094.

Reserve online here

Santa at the Summit

Santa is back at The Summit, with Snaptastic Photos, to spread holiday joy all season long. Visits and photos may be booked ahead of time below and walk-ins are always welcome! Santa is located next to Woodhouse Day Spa, near Saks Fifth Avenue.

Now – December 24th, 2025
Monday – Saturday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM- 6:00 PM
(Christmas Eve Hours 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM)

Book your Santa photo reservation here.

Pictures with Santa benefitting Children’s Harbour

Bring your kids, your friends and even your pets to snap a photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus. This festive, family-friendly morning is filled with holiday cheer, crafts for the little ones and the chance to write letters to Santa himself! There’s no cost to take your photo, though donations are encouraged.

Friday, November 22,  8:30–11am

The Market at Pepper Place

Breakfast with Santa at the Casual Pint at the Grove

A festive morning filled with delicious breakfast treats, craft beers (for the adults), and the chance to meet Santa himself!
Limited Seating. Private Event. RSVP Only

November 29th, 9:30am to 11:30am

The Grove, 5541 Grove Blvd, Hoover, AL

Reserve seating here

Cahabazaar at Cahaba Brewing

Enjoy food trucks, craft beer, festive cocktails, free coffee and hot chocolate, free caricatures, live music, and plenty of holiday cheer—all in one place!  FREE Admission | Family + Pet Friendly

December 6th, 12pm – 5pm

4500 5th Ave South Building C, Birmingham, Alabama

Brocks Gap Brewing

Get a free photo, listen to live music, grab a hot chocolate for the kids and try out the Christmas ale!

December 13th 4pm – 8pm

Brock’s Gap Brewing Co., 500 Mineral Trace

All is Bright Vestavia City Center

Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate, popcorn, and Cokes as we watch the holiday favorite Elf! Santa will also be making a special appearance during the event! This free event is open to everyone

Thursday, December 4th, 6-8pm

Vestavia City Center / Vestavia Hills (near Taco Mama), 700 Montgomery Hwy, Vestavia Hills

Shops of Grand River

Photos with Santa! Visit with Santa at The Shops of Grand River.Location

December 7th

Sensory Santa Photos 9am – 11am

Photos with Santa 2pm – 4pm

The Shops of Grand River, 6200 Grand River Blvd E, Leeds

Breakfast with Santa at the Birmingham Zoo

Enjoy a festive morning filled with good food, holiday cheer, and a special visit from Santa himself.

Saturday, December 13th 8:30am AND 10:30am
More info and purchase tickets here

The Coca Cola Caravan in Birmingham

Come out and share in the holiday spirit with the whole neighborhood at the Coca‑Cola Holiday Caravan tour. Bring your friends and family to celebrate the season with festive activities, including photos with Santa, the Coca‑Cola Gifting Box full of all your gifting essentials, and plenty of Coca‑Cola for everyone.

Wednesday, December 18th, Bass Pro Shop ,12pm – 3pm
Wednesday, December 18th – Lakeshore Wal Mart, 6pm – 8pm
Thursday, December 19th – Fresh Value Trussville, 12- 2:30pm
Thursday, December 19th – Piggly Wiggly Clay, 6pm – 8pm
Friday, December 20th- Cost Plus Calera, 12-2:30pm
Friday, December 20th-  Wal Mart Alabaster, 6pm – 8pm
Saturday, December 21st- Wal Mart Montclair, 12-2:30pm
Saturday, December 21st – Mi Pueblo Pelham, 6pm – 8pm
Sunday, December 22nd- Birmingham Zoo, 6pm – 8pm

 

Mary Poppins The Ballet Brings Holiday Magic to Birmingham

This holiday season, families can step into a world of chimney sweeps, dancing penguins, and magical adventures as Mary Poppins The Ballet takes the stage.

Performance Details:

When: Saturday, November 22 | 2 PM & 6 PM
Where: Alabama School of Fine Arts’ Dorothy Jamison Theater, 800 19th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203
Runtime: 90 minutes
Participants: 40 dancers, ages 4–17, from Briarwood, John Carroll, Spain Park, and Oak Mountain

Choreographer Jaclyn Shiflett shares:

“Translating such an iconic story into movement challenged us to find new ways to express wonder, playfulness, and heart through dance. Every step, leap, and turn carries the spirit of imagination that makes Mary Poppins so lovable.”

The production features hand-crafted props and set pieces and showcases the dedication and creativity of 40 young dancers bringing the story to life.

“This show is special because it combines storytelling, humor, and heart. Dancing Mary Poppins challenges us technically and emotionally and brings so much joy to the audience,” says 16-year-old Sophie Stuart, who plays Mary Poppins.

🎟 [Get Tickets Here] (Select Performances – The Dance Studio Presents: Mary Poppins – Dorothy Jemison Day Theatre)

School’s Out Camps at the YMCA of Greater Birmingham

School breaks are right around the corner, and if you’re looking for a fun, active, and safe place for your kids to spend the day, the YMCA of Greater Birmingham has you covered. Their School’s Out Camps offer a mix of engaging activities that keep kids both entertained and learning while school is out.

These camps are designed to help kids make new friends, stay active, and enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor games in a positive, supportive environment. Whether you need childcare coverage during a holiday break or just want your child to have a day full of fun and enrichment, the Y offers flexible options throughout the school year.

School’s Out Camp is available on most scheduled school breaks, with dates, times, and prices varying by location. Both YMCA members and non-members are welcome to attend, so it’s easy to invite friends to join in the fun.

Financial Assistance

The YMCA of Greater Birmingham is committed to ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. Financial Assistance is available to help remove cost barriers to Y programs, services, and facilities. Assistance is awarded on a first-come basis.

Families who have already been approved for YMCA Financial Assistance for membership or other programs are encouraged to email childcare@ymcabham.org for guidance before applying again. To apply for new assistance, click HERE.

If you’re searching for a safe, engaging place for your kids during school breaks, School’s Out Camps at the YMCA may be the perfect fit. Visit the YMCA of Greater Birmingham website for location-specific details, schedules, and registration information.

Family Gratitude Jars

This is one of the sweetest family traditions I have ever heard of. It is so easy, so simple, and so cheap. There is no reason why every family shouldn’t have one of these this month! This craft won’t only help you get a glimpse inside your families heads, it will most importantly bring you closer together during this season of family and gratitude. So lets get started!!

Here’s what you need:

  • A mason jar
  • strips of paper (construction paper in fall colors would be adorable but is definitely optional- sticky notes would be so easy!)
  • a pen

And that is IT. You see what I mean?? Use an empty mason jar you already have or a CUP for goodness sake. Everyone has paper and a pen lying around. This craft isn’t about what it looks like, its about what it is going to do for your family. *note* If you have a child who can not write yet, get them a disposable camera. You’ll see why later.

Put your mason jar, paper, and pens in a common area of your home. For my house, its the kitchen table. You get the honor of writing the first thing that you are thankful for on a sheet of paper and putting it in the jar. Tell your family to do the same, once every day. Tell your kids who are too little to write to take pictures of the things they are thankful for. When the camera is full, develop the pictures and put them in the jar too.

On Thanksgiving day after you have all eaten and are spending some time together, have everyone take turns pulling a piece of paper out of the jar and reading it aloud. My family always really enjoys this because you can tell which pieces of paper were written at the beginning of the month. They are silly and cheesy, but as the month goes on the  things written on the papers become more serious and you can tell everyone really started thinking about what they were grateful for. And I don’t have to tell you that what the little kids take pictures of is adorable- prepare to bawl your eyes out because there is probably going to be at least five pictures of you!!