Frugal Pantry Inventory Check List
Do you know everything that is in your pantry? Currently I'm fortunate to have extra pantry space, but it makes keeping track of what I have difficult.
When I shop, I love to stock up on the grocery items that are on sale. I know that our favorite pasta goes on sale once a month. The kids' cereal every six weeks. If I stock up when the items are at the lowest price I can save... read more ❯
Resurrection Eggs with Bible Verses: Easter Craft & Lesson
Easter is a time to remember the sacrifice Christ made for us, and children are never too young to understand the true meaning of this holiday.
While Easter eggs and rabbits are fun, you can still incorporate a child friendly Easter craft and activity such as the Resurrection Eggs below to really teach the true meaning of Easter.
I've seen several version of Resurrection Eggs, but if you are pressed for time and like simple crafts, try... read more ❯
How to Make Reusable Swiffer Cloths
Do you own a Swiffer? I love mine, but I have never liked the idea of having to buy the disposable cloths both from a money standpoint and an environmental one. But, what are you going to do? Well, I'll tell you. You can make your own reusable swiffer cloths!
Do you have any fleece fabric lying around? What about a fleece blanket you don't use anymore? Instead of purchasing fleece fabric, try to be frugal and... read more ❯
Whipped Coffee
Whipped coffee has become a daily ritual in my house. My girls LOVE coffee drinks and this version of coffee, that became popular on TikTok a few weeks ago.
Aside from the fact that they can't seem to make it without splattering coffee all over my kitchen (use a deeper bowl kids) it's delicious and a fun drink that will keep you from running to Starbucks.
Whipped Coffee
How to Make Whipped Coffee
2 tbsp Instant... read more ❯
10 Tips for Becoming a Yes Mom
When your children ask you a question is your first response more likely to be yes, or no? For many years my first response was always no.
"No- you cannot have a snack, no - you cannot paint, no - you cannot play outside, no - you cannot get out such and such toy..."
A few years ago I read an article about saying yes to your kids more often than you say no. The article... read more ❯
How to Homeschool (even temporarily)
Many. parents right now are finding themselves facing a temporary homeschool situation. If you've never homeschooled your children before this can seem exceptionally overwhelming. The good news is, it's quite simple to homeschool your children, even if you have no teaching experience.
Many people make the mistake of thinking that homeschool should closely resemble traditional school. While this is definitely possible, many of the traditional classroom routines were created to manage 20+ children. Chances are... read more ❯