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Continue reading →: How to Make Hard Decisions as a New Mom
We’ve all been there. Faced with a hard decision. Wondering how to make the right choice for our child. Are you going to give your child antibiotics when they’re sick? Will they get vaccinated? When will you start solids? What about sleep training, potty training, and teaching them to read?…
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Continue reading →: Using Baskets to Create a Beautiful (and organized) Home
We all want a beautiful home, right? If given the option, no one is going to refuse lovely rooms and well-kept spaces. However, creating a lovely house can feel daunting, especially when there’s just so many unlovely but essential things IN IT! Toothbrushes, clothes, kids’ toys, baking supplies, and shampoo…
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Continue reading →: Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread
It’s pumpkin spice season. Pumpkins fill the stores. Pumpkin spice lattes fill the coffee shop, and if you’re like me, pumpkin puree sits in your freezer waiting to be baked. There’s nothing like fall baking to really welcome in the season, and this pumpkin chocolate chip bread is a delicious…
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Continue reading →: Contentment as a Homemaker
“I can’t wait till my kids are bigger.” “I’ll be happy when I have more money.” “If only I had less clutter, more stylish clothes, a bigger house, a new car…then I’d be happy.” Our lives as homemakers are full. Full of blessings, full of life, full of chaos…and full…
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Continue reading →: Thrift Store Shopping: 10 Tips for Second-Hand Buying Success
Shopping at a thrift store can be a great way to save money, recycle items, and have a good time. It’s fun to browse, to hunt for what you need, and to be pleasantly surprised when you find the “perfect thing.” Thrifting is a hobby that many people enjoy. But…
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Continue reading →: Chocolate Avocado Pudding
Who doesn’t love chocolate pudding? This pudding is delicious, healthy, and SO easy to make. You can whip it up in minutes! Made with ripe avocados, natural maple syrup, and cocoa powder, this 3-ingredient recipe is full of healthy fats and won’t give you that sugar crash in a few…
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Continue reading →: 10 Ways to Fight Flu Season Before It Begins
While we don’t want to admit it, flu season is approaching. Having colds will become the norm. Sniffles, runny noses, and coughs will appear, and plans may be canceled due to sickness. We as mothers will have to deal with this. We’ll have to navigate these waters again, and even…
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Continue reading →: How to Become a Better Home Cook
When I got married, I wasn’t a very good cook. I had cooked on occasion, tried my hand at a few things, but I was mostly illiterate to real, everyday cooking. Being the youngest child in my family and having hardly ever lived on my own, I hadn’t felt the…
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Continue reading →: Positive Hospital Birth Story
Positive birth stories are powerful. They remind us that birth is natural, designed by God, and not something to be feared. They show how God wonderfully designed a woman’s body to carry and bring forth life. They normalize birth, and they proclaim God’s faithfulness. Being pregnant is not a sickness…
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Continue reading →: Fall Clothes: How To Transition Your Toddler Clothes to a New Season
It’s that time of year again. Kids are heading back to school. Leaves are starting to change color. The days are getting shorter. The weather is growing cooler. With all this change, we find ourselves needing to make changes as well. Our schedules may have to adjust. Our rhythms might…
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Continue reading →: 15 Things I Learned About Homemaking From My Mother
We learn a lot from our mothers. They carry us in the womb. They feed us from their bodies. They nurture, discipline and love us unconditionally. And they teach us so much. I look back on all the things my mother taught me. I am forever grateful for her commitment…
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Continue reading →: We Should Eat More Eggs: 15 Egg Recipe Ideas
Are you looking for a way to get more protein? Do you want easy meal ideas? Are you on a budget? Do you want to eat healthier? We as moms can feel overwhelmed sometimes. We want to cook healthy food for our families, and yet it can be challenging to…







