Join me as we discuss all things family and home-related. We will create, discover decorating tips, explore all things cloth diapering, and more!
Discover the beauty of intentional homemaking through Scripture, simple daily rhythms, and ordinary acts of love that point your family to Christ. There are days when I end the afternoon wondering where all the time went. The laundry still isn’t folded. The dishes somehow multiplied while I was helping one child with school and another […]
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Truly Free review from a mom of five who spent years researching non-toxic laundry detergents. Discover if Truly Free Laundry Wash and all their products are worth the switch. For nearly eight years, I’ve been searching for a laundry detergent I could genuinely trust. My journey started back in 2017 when I was pregnant with
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Need a little homemaking motivation? I’m sharing what’s actually helping me enjoy homemaking right now, from simple summer rhythms and meal planning to faith, motherhood, and finding joy in the everyday work of home. Hey friends, welcome back to my home. I’ve been craving simple things that make the ordinary work of home feel lighter
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Spring homemaking in real life—join me for a day on our homestead with sourdough baking, simple homeschool rhythms, gardening, and peaceful moments in the middle of motherhood. Hey friends, welcome to a slower kind of video today. It’s spring here on our 40 acres, and everything feels like it’s waking up again. The grass is
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Christian homemaking motivation for everyday life: discover how ordinary chores can become acts of worship through biblical encouragement, purpose, and faith-filled home rhythms. Hi friends, what if the most ordinary chores in your home are actually sacred work? As Christian women, it can be easy to look at the daily rhythm of homemaking and feel
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Feeling overwhelmed? This simple home reset will help you move from chaos to calm with gentle rhythms, practical steps, and prayerful encouragement for busy Christian moms. This week, our home didn’t just feel messy. It felt off. I felt off, the kids felt off. Truth be told, it’s probably because we just got over a
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Papa Bear Naturals Reviews are everywhere right now, mostly because the company seems to be exploding! My review comes from someone who started with their products early on in the company life. It comes from real-life use in a busy home, with sensitive skin, muddy kids, hard work, and a deep appreciation for simple, traditional
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Real homemaking is found in everyday obedience, shaping a home through simple, faithful work while resisting the pressure to wait for perfect conditions. There is a quiet temptation many of us face as homemaking mothers: the belief that once things are better, easier, or more ideal, then we’ll begin. Once the kitchen is updated. Once
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This winter reset came quietly, in the middle of sick kids, shorter days, and the gentle realization that faithfulness sometimes looks like choosing the next right thing. This week didn’t turn out the way I planned. The kids are sick, noses running, little bodies needing more rest and comfort than usual. And because of that,
A homemaker’s year in review—reflecting on faith, homeschooling, homemaking rhythms, and lessons learned while raising a family with intention. The end of a year has a way of slowing us down and asking questions we didn’t plan on answering. It arrives quietly — somewhere between Christmas dishes and folded laundry — and suddenly we find
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