We’ve chosen seven flattering, yet functional pieces to add to your existing spring rotation.
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Amy Whitley, founding editor of Pit Stops for Kids is a travel veteran, practiced in discovering adventures fit for the whole family
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Who's taking on some home renovation projects with all this extra time at home? 🏠🔨 Our friend @mary_hunn shares her latest projects on her page and constantly inspires us with her DIY skills. Plus, she looks pretty darn cute in our chambray Tristan Dress, don't you think? 💚#aventuralife
As a family-owned and run company, we're immensely proud and honored to partner with small businesses around the country. We'd like to ask all our friends to support their small and locally-owned businesses during these uncertain times.
Many stores may have temporarily closed their doors to protect their communities, but are finding unique ways to continue offering the best shopping experience they can!
Whether its shopping online, offering personal shopping over the phone or even curbside pickup, we can't deny the ingenuity our fellow small business owners have.
Check out the way our friends @schroedersgifts styled our new Ayla Top with their other brands in store! 💛👞👛
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Are you an Aventura retail partner? Tag us to be featured in our feed and stories. We are here to support our fellow small business friends and family! #wereallinthistogether #aventurafamily
Raise your hand if you're new to this whole working from home gig! 🙌
The big question on our minds is "how do people do this all the time!?" Between kids, spouses and animals needing something at every turn, we've found some helpful tips from people who do somehow manage to make this work.
🍃Create a work space that's an area you actually want to be in! Make sure your chair is comfortable, have adequate light (and noise buffering if you can.) And consider adding an office plant if you can - they can reduce stress and boost creativity!
⏰ Set a schedule and stick to it! (sometimes) Getting into a new routine as soon as you can will help make the transition smoother. That being said, someone will inevitably take the dog out to make mudpies and then want to share them with you, so embrace the flexibility of the #WFH life and bow out when you need to.
🗣️Over-communicate. Without easy access to a coworker in the next cubicle, it can be easy for odds and ends to drop through the cracks. Stay in touch and update your teammates regularly on your projects. Tell them what you need from them and make yourself available to help with what they need.
☕Take breaks - working from home doesn't mean you need to be chained to your computer from sun up to sun down. Stepping away from the work space can help recharge your mind so you feel up to tackling that big to-do list when you get back.
☀️Get outside once day (if it's safe to do so!) Fresh air and natural light will help keep the cabin fever at bay. Even if you just sit in the backyard for your lunch break or walk around the block, you'll start to look forward it!
