Spread the loveAs homeschool moms we often look back on our week and reflect on all of the things we didn’t do. We didn’t finish that math lesson. We didn’t get to the spelling test. We still haven’t read that geography book. The list goes on and on. Try to shift the habit to reflect on all of the things…
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Teach Your Children To Do Chores From A Young Age
Spread the loveStart your children with chores early. Teach them to fold their laundry, make their beds, and pick up after themselves. At first, they will do it imperfectly but eventually, after enough practice, they will be able to easily complete these daily tasks. As they grow bigger you can give them more responsibility: feeding animals, making meals, caring for…
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C SECTION RECOVERY TIMELINE (a week-by-week look at recovery)
Spread the loveYou just had a c section (or you’re about to have one) and now you’re wondering what is normal when it comes to recovery? Maybe you’re feeling a little bummed about your birthing experience. Or you’re worried about recovery for a myriad of reasons. Not the least of which is “how in the world am I going to…
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Homemaker Hack: Bulk Bake Once A Week
Spread the loveBulk bake whenever you can. It takes almost no extra effort to double or triple a batch of whatever it is you’re baking, and the rewards are well worth it. Recently I began bulk baking my family’s bread once a week and here what has happened: -lower stress mornings (no wondering what’s for breakfast) -quick easy snack and/or lunches…
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Thrift Your Way To A Unique Home
Spread the loveGet creative when you go to the thrift store. Think about your needs in your home and your skills. How can you take something in the second hand shop, that’s likely sold at an affordable price, and make it work to fill a need? I recently purchased a red and black plaid, flat bed sheet. It will make…
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