Inspiration to help you stay sane as a mom.
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As much as I love routines, my bedtime routine took me the longest to get into. I loved the time after my kids went to bed and the house was quiet. I would watch TV, or scroll on my phone. However, this mindless relaxing often led to me staying up way too late, and regretting …
One of the worst ways to start the day is feeling rushed, and out of control with your kids and time. This is why I am a HUGE supporter of making time for yourself in the morning, before your kids wake up. Taking this time to helps your brain prepare for the wakening of your …
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I love the morning. It’s the time when I have the most energy and excitement for what lays ahead. Over the last year, I’ve created a morning routine for myself that supports my energy and motivation for the day. It’s a morning routine that I stick to, even in the middle of a pandemic, because …
I just finished with bedtime. The kids were both sleeping. I walked down the stairs, into the living room, and plopped down on the couch. I wanted to savor this time to myself. I turned on one of my favorite shows and grabbed my phone to do some mindless scrolling. I felt like I hadn’t …
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I am sharing with you the morning routine of 14 moms because not only is it fun to have a glimpse into someone else’s day, but it may provide you with some inspiration to make your mornings a little more efficient and enjoyable. Why is a Morning Routine Important as a Mom? Every morning is …
As I lay down to bed, I think about everything I’m hoping to accomplish the next morning. I pray that I wake up early before the kids so I can knock a few items off my to-do list. The next morning, I wake up to tapping on my shoulder from my little one. He’s awake, …
I don’t know about you, but how I start my morning is a good indicator of how the day will be. On a good morning, I have time to move through everything I need to do (feeling like I really got my stuff together ;-)), and there isn’t a lot of rushing or nagging to move the kids along. I feel more calm and productive, and my kids seem pretty happy.