• Kid’s Morning Routine Chore Chart

    $2.00

    This Kid’s Morning Chore Chart has ended my struggle with mornings. Before I implemented this new routine everyone needed something right away. We set out their breakfast the night before, so they can help themselves as soon as they wake up. When I get up there are three of them and one of me and I would need to be an octopus to get it all done. This routine of putting out little fires meant I wasn’t eating for a couple of hours after I got up.

    I started implementing a “No one asks for anything until mommy has had breakfast and coffee” rule. This chart is to help enforce that. If anyone asks for something before I’ve eaten, they are referred to the chart this keeps them busy until I’ve had time to make breakfast and coffee.

    This morning chore chart has a picture prompt rather than words, so even my pre-reader is able to participate.

    It includes Get Dressed, Make Bed, Put away Pajama, Put your Dishes in the Sink, and Morning Basket time.

    I did not include cleaning your room, because we do that the night before. Most morning baskets include heavy parental involvement, but the one we do is entirely independent. it includes…

    Hope this Kid’s Morning Chore Chart helps you get some uninterrupted breakfast and coffee in the morning too!

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  • Organized Car Essentials

    $2.00

    This is the list of organized car essentials that I compiled from hundreds of moms on Instagram. I used to keep my car empty other than a bit of trash, a charge cord, and a hair kit. All that changed when I heard what a couple of other mom’s kept in their car to be safe! I decided to load up on essentials.

    When I called for help in a poll these are the items that other moms said they couldn’t do without in their car! This is going to help so much when we are doing field trips this coming year!

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  • Pantry Inventory

    $5.00

    You’re here because you want to spend less money on groceries and takeout a Pantry Inventory will help.

    I grew up 30 minutes from the closest grocery store, so having everything we needed in the pantry was a must. The Pantry Inventory is a tool I grew up with. My mom would review it before going grocery shopping once every two weeks.

    When I got married my mom passed the Pantry Inventory on to me. Based on what we eat the list evolved a little bit, but this list keeps me from having to get takeout or back to the grocery store multiple times a week, which also saves us money!

    I’ve made it pretty and printable for you. I know you will want to add some of your own family’s favorite items, so I’ve left blank space for you to add your own staples!!

    If you want a complete guide on how to cook from home I have written about it here! 

    If you have questions message me on Instagram and I’m happy to help

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  • Spring Cleaning Guide

    $5.00

    I used my “I did it” list to make this list, but I did add a couple of things that I realize now I forgot when I was cleaning. Also, your list may look a little different depending on what kinds of rooms you have in your house.

    This is not a list to finish in a day unless your house is starting off significantly cleaner than mine was.

    This isn’t a list to make you feel guilty. If you do ONE thing from this list, congratulate yourself! If you do the list over the course of 3 weeks pat yourself on the back. My goal isn’t to make you feel guilty. It is only helpful if you are going to find it helpful!

    PLEASE TAKE BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS! FEEL FREE TO TAG ME AND I’M GOING TO CHEER FOR YOU!

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