Drat, kids and eating your food, what is it?! I was just enjoying some homemade ice cream cake that a friend had given to me when my 2-year-old Thor stopped by to climb on me, only to discover what I was doing. “Ehhh! Ehhh! Ehhh!” he said to me (that’s what it sounds like when […]
Three Things to Do Now for a Debt-Free Christmas this Year
Right now your Christmas tree and decorations are likely put away, it seems like a weird time to think about next year’s debt free Christmas. It’s cold outside, and you’re probably trying to decide what to do with all your kids’ old toys to make room for all the new Christmas toys that have taken over your […]
A Mom’s To Do List
I got nothing done this weekend, yet I’m exhausted from it, and still have a mom’s to do list the size of Texas. I was mentally ready to tackle a number of cleaning tasks and projects around the house, but on Saturday morning I just did NOT feel like it. I was tired, and then […]
Once Upon a Child Clearance & Grab Bag Events: January 19 – 26
Save money on used kids’ stuff at upcoming Once Upon a Child store sale events in the Twin Cities area. Clearance Sale: Selected, marked items are $1 from Saturday, January 19 to Saturday, January 26. Grab Bag Sale Event: Saturday, January 26. Mark your calendars! Stuff as many Clearance items into a Grab Bag for only $15! Some advice […]
Free dental care for kids in need throughout Minnesota, February 1-2
Free dental care services will be provided for children in need across Minnesota on Friday, February 1 and Saturday, February 2. The Minnesota Dental Association’s 11th annual Give Kids a Smile event is expected to provide care to 6,000 children at over 200 dental clinics throughout the state. To schedule an appointment call United Way at […]
All parents should read this. For every child’s safety.
I have a link involving child safety that I recommend that all who care for children should read – parents, grandparents, babysitters, daycare teachers, etc. It could save the life of your child and help you to appreciate even more every moment you have with them. What does this have to do with Child Safety? […]
New Year’s Resolutions for Health (& Finances)
Are you making New Year’s resolutions for health or finance? According to an article in the Star Tribune (12/30), here are the top 10 New Year’s resolutions: 1. Lose weight. 2. Get organized. 3. Spend less, save more. 4. Enjoy life to the fullest. 5. Stay fit and healthy. 6. Learn something. 7. Quit smoking. 8. […]
Homemade Pizza Recipe
Looking for a great Homemade Pizza Recipe? This is my mother-in-law Claudia’s recipe and it’s the BEST! We ask her to make it every time we’re together and it always gets devoured by everyone. It takes a little time but is worth it! Makes 2 round 12” pizzas
The Costs of Raising a Child
The costs of raising a child are surprising! Did you know that parents spend an average of $330 a year on gifts for their children, and that raising a girl costs $3,000 more than raising a boy? Some interesting facts on the high costs of raising our kids in this infographic, from www.easyfinance.com!
Three Myths about Couponing and Why Anyone Can Do It!
Think using coupons will cramp your style? If you found you could save 60-70% on your groceries, would that change your mind? Here are 3 beliefs about couponing that even I have had in the past, but then realized weren’t true! 1. “Clipping coupons takes too much time!” Not if you use coupon lists provided on […]
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