Kim Klett

Simple, at-home tools and practices I use to stay mobile, strong, and independent at 60+. Simple walking, strength training, Pilates, breathing, fascial and lymphatic release—focused on low cost, real results, and consistency over perfection. I no longer have joint pain in my feet, shoulders, hips or knees and have gained balance and a new ease in daily movement. All positive trends for healthy aging.

My mini Australian Labradoodle has two jobs: daily walks and spreading joy—and she’s excellent at both. These are our tried-and-true daily essentials that keep her healthy, active, and thriving. She’s an extremely picky eater and was underweight for years; after four years of trial and error, these are the foods and go-tos that finally helped her reach a healthy weight and stay happy.

As a mom and Montessori early-childhood teacher, I’m very selective about toys. These gifts support how children truly learn—hands-on, open-ended, and developmentally appropriate. No flashing lights or clutter. Just well-made toys that build focus, creativity, independence, and real skills—ones kids actually play with and parents appreciate.

Recipes, ingredients, and kitchen tools I trust for crowd-favorite bakery items, plus options for low-inflammation, cholesterol-conscious eating. Includes gluten-free and dairy-free options, protein-forward meals, and baking tips from my former cottage food bakery—farm-market tested.

Planning tools, bags, comfort items, and gear that make travel, concerts, and theater outings smoother and more enjoyable—especially for midlife and older adults who value ease and comfort