Motherhood

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

It wasn’t until I became pregnant that I learned how to simplify my life and in turn my motherhood. Right before Christmas 2013, I was pregnant and just getting over hyperemesis gravedarium. It was my first pregnancy, and I was exhausted from being so sick. That Christmas I only put up about one-third of my

“The homemaker has the ultimate career. All other careers exist for one purpose only – and that is to support the ultimate career. ” ― C.S. Lewis Do you believe that you have the ultimate career? Let me be honest, when I am cleaning pee off the side of the bathroom trash can, I certainly don’t

As I talk to other women, I hear the same thing over and over. Motherhood is overwhelming. They are exhausted. How are they suppose to keep a clean and tidy house along with getting supper on the table and then still have time to spend with their husbands and kids, let alone have time for

I don’t like cooking or baking. In fact, I only do it because I have to eat and so does my family. It also saves us a lot of money when I make things from scratch. Since I’ve never enjoyed cooking, I always just assumed that meant I was a bad cook. Early in our

I have an embarrassing story to tell you. So here it goes… The Monday before Thanksgiving, I decided to run to the grocery store to catch some Buy One Get One Free deals at Publix. My goal was to get there early enough in the morning in order to avoid the rush that was sure

Being a homemaker is sometimes a thankless job. There are so many mundane tasks that must get done each day and often go unnoticed by others. If you have a homemaker in your life and want to give them a gift that will lift their spirits and make them feel a little special, here are