Inspiration for teaching young children!
If you read {this book}, you’ll get about 75% of the way through, and hit the part of the book where Marie Kondo explains in dramatic, colorful sentences and paragraphs, how decluttering your house is magical and life-changing. As much as I enjoyed this book, I wanted to write my own version of why decluttering changes your life… from a… Read More
Have you read {this book} yet? No? That’s okay, you’re probably a busy wife and mama and if you get any time to read, it ends up being board books for your kids, right? If you have wanted to read this book, or just want to get your house decluttered, and haven’t had the time to figure it out, this post… Read More
I just added a new Enchanted Garden chore chart to the FREE printables section of the blog. For Chore Suggestions by Age, check out my post {here.} Every dosage buy viagra for women of this medication assists developing thicker, longer, stronger and healthier erections for more pleasing sexual activity. As soon as a man approaches 35 years of age. canadian… Read More
Recently, I noticed that no matter how much I organized and got rid of things, it seemed like my house still wasn’t decluttered enough. Working one space/cupboard/drawer at a time through my house, organizing each one, simply wasn’t working. By the time I got a few areas clean, there were new “stash spots” appearing elsewhere. Just as I was getting… Read More
I recently read the book titled, ” The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing.” This book completely changed my perspective about keeping the house decluttered and tidy at all times. It is possible, but it takes a much different approach than conventional “clean-the-house” wisdom. STAY TUNED: Review & giveaway of this book happening later… Read More
Sometimes I find myself in a rut, always saying the same thing. When it comes to encouraging the kids, it’s easy to say the typical “Good job!” over and over. So I created a cheat sheet to keep handy, and change things up a bit. Using different expressions of praise can be more meaningful, as well as have the side benefit of… Read More
I’ve noticed on Facebook (and other mommy forums) that ladies are always asking for ideas of what to take on the airplane to keep their little ones entertained for the flight. So I thought I’d share what we bring on trips. Rick and I travel with the kids quite a bit, and already have five trips planned for 2016. Some… Read More
When I first thought about doing Easter eggs with no candy involved I was having a hard time coming up with alternatives. All through the day I kept adding items to the list, until I had 19 fun ideas for non-candy Easter egg stuffers. I made it into this list below! You can download the PDF version by clicking the link… Read More
I feel like I am always recommending “Say Goodbye to Survival Mode” by Crystal Paine (author of moneysavingmom.com). It was such a help to me, that I can’t help telling other moms about it! So many things in this book resonated with me, and I was able to make some immediate changes to the way I was running my home and… Read More
I just added some printable chore charts for kids in the Printable section of the website. Check them out {here.} Below I’ve also included suggested chores for ages 2-6. I had to get my sister’s help on this one, because my oldest is only three! Click the link below the chart to get the printable PDF version. Chore Suggestions by… Read More