For Christian Moms Juggling It All
Many electric, gas, water, internet, cable, and phone providers offer ways to cut your bills or, at least, make them more manageable month to month. Calling your utility providers every few months and simply asking what they can offer you will often yield rewards you would never have otherwise known existed.
Children are awesome little bundles of joy. Their innocence and energy brighten the home, and their wonder and eagerness to learn are awe-inspiring. They are also picky. And fickle. And temperamental. At no time is this more obvious than at the dinner table. How do we get our kids to eat more vegetables? Here are 10 tips to help get more veggies into your children’s diet.
Many people scoff at the idea of applying frugal living hacks to their daily routines, because each individual hack might only save a few pennies. It hardly seems worth the time and effort, some might say. But, let me tell you, when you get in the habit of using a lot of these frugal hacks, you could easily save over $100 a month. The savings add up quickly!
I was on top of this whole homeschooling thing!
Until I wasn’t.
Many years and many curve balls later, I can tell you things didn’t work out the way I had meticulously planned.
But, that’s okay. It worked out just the way it was suppose to.
And, along the way, I learned a few things I can share with new homeschoolers.
Meal planning is simply the quickest, easiest change you can make right now to cut your grocery bill dramatically. We all know that shopping with a list is absolutely mandatory if you’re working to stay within a budget. But, unfortunately, many people leave it at that and, thus, fail to really maximize their savings.
This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my Disclosure page for details. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I started my senior year in college in the Fall of 1993. That first semester I had the opportunity to study in London. Talk about a hard sell for my mom! My dad […]
“No regrets” is a great life motto. We shouldn’t regret anything we’ve done (or haven’t done), because all those experiences add to our lives and make us who we are today. I have no regrets, but, admittedly, if I had a parenting do-over there are a few things I would do differently.
Companies are hiring people around the globe to work from home part-time to verify the accuracy of search engine results. This is a FANTASTIC opportunity for stay-at-home moms to earn an extra $1000 a month. Learn the pros and cons of these jobs here.