6 Tips on How to Avoid Becoming a Stressed Mommy
Stress can have multiple adverse effects on people’s mood and health, but when you become a mommy, stress is almost an unavoidable part of daily…
Author Angela England
Angela England
Mother of five living in rural Oklahoma with her husband and children, Angela is the Founder of Untrained Housewife, co-founder of the Homestead Bloggers Network and Organic Gardening expert at About.com. She is the author of Backyard Farming on an Acre (More or Less), as well as several other books, all with the common theme of helping people embrace the journey towards self-sufficiency.
5 Ways to Create Personal Space for Siblings Who Share a Room
Nearly two-thirds of children under the age of 18 share their bedroom with a sibling. With space at a premium in most homes, this is…
Take Time for Ten-Minute Mommy Timeout with Twinings
Can we be honest for a minute? The other day I put MYSELF down for a nap. And that’s when it struck me. I’ve been…
Why Life Insurance is a Must-Have for Moms
When we become parents we pour so much of our thought and energy into creating a good, stable, and successful future for our children. From…
Tips for Being a Happy Stay-at-Home Mom
Being a stay-at-home mom isn’t the walk in the park everyone else assumes it is, no matter how much time you spend at the park.…
Help Your Child Learn Spanish Through Immersion
When you homeschool five children, you are always looking for a good, inviting curriculum that will draw children in and help them learn what they…
Win a Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles!
We are pleased to be able to offer this fun giveaway for Wubble Fulla Slime and Wubble Fulla Marbles because these things are so cool.…
Building Your Child’s Creativity and Emotional Health Through Music
Perhaps you’ve seen studies showing the mental and physical benefits of music education. But did you know that there are many emotional benefits as well?…
Four Ways Caillou Helped Us Learn and Grow
Raising five kids as a work-at-home, homeschooling mom means that I have seen more than my fair share of children’s programming. And there are levels,…