Emily Blogs at Queen of the Household where she encourages women by sharing what she is learning as a mom and wife. She also shares practical ways that she saves her family money and tips for managing and decorating the home on a budget. You can follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube!
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could cut cleaning time in half?! Especially as a mom, there are just so many more important things to do! It reminds me of the famous poem, “Babies Don’t Keep” by Ruth Hulburt Hamilton. The part that is most quoted is: “The cleaning and scrubbing can wait till tomorrow
Do you ever wonder how to create household routines that work and you actually stick with? Routines are super important when it comes to running a household and staying organized. Routines helped me become a more confident and less stressed mom and homemaker. But what if you have tried following routines in the past and
I do a lot of the talking around here, but today I’m keeping my lips sealed because I want to hear from you! My hope for Queen of the Household is to help you as a homemaker and mom, so I’ve put together this survey to get to know you better! Please take a few
I love sharing practical ideas for decluttering and keeping a clutter free home because I believe living with less clutter means less stress for us moms. However, you may wonder how to get rid of all that unwanted stuff. When we moved from Florida to Nebraska, we were very careful to only take the
This week’s post is different from usual. I love sharing practical home management tips with you most of the time, but today I’m giving you a little behind the scenes look at some changes in my life lately so you realize that YES, there is a real person behind this blog. 🙂 Last week my
Figuring out what to buy at Aldi especially if you are not familiar with it can be a bit tricky. Aldi does things SO differently from the norm. The quarter in the grocery cart, bagging your own groceries, the different brands (or lack of brands) that they carry all make for a unique grocery shopping
Your kids are the most important part of your job as a homemaker, yet coming up with ways to spend quality time with your kids is sometimes hard to do. You get busy rushing from one errand to another, meeting a friend, or going to an event. Then when you are home you catch up
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