Do you frequently deal with mom anger? (Umm...is there anyone who doesn't?) This is the #1 problem I hear about from my readers. So if you're wrestling with guilt and feel helpless to change, know that you're not alone and you're in the right place. Also be sure to check out the Patient Mama Blueprint, which can help you with … [Read More...]
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To the Mom in Survival Mode: You’re Stronger Than You Think
Dear mom in survival mode, I know you. Some days you like to wear sunglasses so no one can see those red, puffy eyes. Maybe you were crying on the way to your kid's soccer game because you just couldn't take it that morning. You slept in, the kids fought, you were running late. At least in the car you could turn up the music, take … [Read More...]
Is It Worth It? My Honest Review of the 2019 Ultimate Homemaking Bundle
Disclosure: this post may contain affiliate links, which won’t change your price but will share some commission. See here for more information. It's that time of year. Your inbox gets flooded with the greatest thing since the invention of the internet (according to a gajillion bloggers). The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle. What … [Read More...]
My Experience 3 Years After Decluttering with the KonMari Method
Wondering whether the KonMari method of decluttering really works, especially in the long term? I first discovered it over three years ago—here are my long-term results. Disclosure: this post may contain affiliate links, which won’t change your price but will share some commission. See here for more information. Once upon a … [Read More...]
3 Homemaking Tips When You Feel Like You’re Failing
Looking for homemaking tips but feel like you're failing? Need a little help? Join our community in April for the Peaceful Heart & Home Spring Cleaning Challenge! I have a lot of formal education under my belt. But very little of it helped prepare me for how I now spend the vast majority of my time: caring for my family and … [Read More...]
