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!
There’s a lot of talk about living a clutter free life and getting the clutter out your homes which is important. Decluttering is a continual process because our seasons of life change. What was useful to you this year may become clutter next year if it no longer serves a purpose in your home and
Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of year, but it can often feel like the most stressful time of year! I used to get super stressed out at Christmas time even before having kids! But 5 years ago, I accidentally learned how to reduce Christmas stress. I was just getting over hypermesis
I haven’t shared a personal post in awhile, and I thought that now was a good time to share one. So I’m going “old school blogging” this week and sharing some of my new favorites from October. 1. I have been loving these new Extra gum packs*. They are perfect for carrying around in
If you are wondering how to keep a house clean with a toddler, this article will tell you. Toddlers make messes, but that doesn’t mean you have to have live in a mess. I’ve heard it said that cleaning a house with a toddler is like brushing your teeth and then eating Oreos. That is
Is Grove Collaborative for you? The following post is my completely honest Grove Collaborative review to help you figure out if Grove is worth it. If you follow anyone online, you have undoubtedly heard about Grove Collaborative. And now that fall and the holidays are upon us, you will hear even more about all of
If you don’t like to wait for sales and dig through clearance racks, shopping kid’s consignment stores is perfect for getting your kids clothes at a great price. Most of my kid’s clothes come from our local consignment store, Once Upon a Child. But I’ve also shopped other consignment stores, and these tips will help
This post is part of a 3 part series all about simplifying your kid’s wardrobe. In this post I’m sharing how to build a kid’s wardrobe, next I’ll share tips for shopping kid’s consignment stores, and last I’ll share how I organize my kids’ clothes. Building a Kid’s Wardrobe used to overwhelm me. I was constantly
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