The Easiest Meal Plan For Busy Families!
Meal planning used to feel overwhelming, but I’ve found a simple system that works. Using a large school-year calendar and a notepad, I plan dinners two weeks at a time. This reduces grocery trips and last-minute stress. Writing everything down keeps me organized, and my kids always know what’s for dinner. What’s your meal-planning strategy?
3 Summer Rules for Our Summer Vacation – Lessons Learned
Our summer was a whirlwind of travel, fun, and, honestly, a bit of chaos. Our well-intended summer rules quickly fell apart, but that’s okay — we still had a great time! Failure isn’t the end; it’s a chance to adjust for next year. How did your summer go? Did your plans work out? Let’s share!
3 Summer Rules for Our Summer Vacation
To keep summer from turning into a lazy free-for-all, I’ve set up simple rules and chores for my kids. They must get ready, complete daily tasks, and help around the house before enjoying free time. It’s not always perfect, but structure helps! Do you have summer rules for your kids?
How to Avoid Doing Laundry on the Weekends
Laundry is one of my least favorite chores, so I created a weekly schedule to keep weekends free for family time. Each day is dedicated to a specific load — our clothes, towels, kids’ laundry, and sheets — making it more manageable. It’s not perfect, but it works for me! Do you have a laundry routine?
