As a busy mom, getting stuff done is hard. Trying to further your career, while managing your household and raising your children is no easy task. Here are my top 9 secrets of how I get stuff done (or at least try!)
When my house is messy, it REALLY stresses me out, not because I want it to be perfectly clean, but because it makes it easier for my toddlers get into things they aren’t supposed to. Here’s how I quickly clean my house so that it’s clean enough to keep my kids safe. Includes a FREE printable checklist so you can clean yours quickly too!
Christmas is magical time of year, especially for children. As parents, it’s easy to get caught up in the overwhelm of the holiday. This family Christmas tradition will help you see Christmas from a different perspective.
I have become a bit lackadaisical about giving my son Jack candy when he does something extremely nice or uses the potty. When combined with Halloween, his candy consumption has gotten a little out of hand. Therefore I made a FREE printable sticker chart to help us combat this problem.
When it comes to hosting Thanksgiving, it can be downright overwhelming. First of all, if you’re like me, you feel obligated to clean your house. We’re talking really clean, like cleaning the light fixtures and baseboards clean. When guests walk in your door, you’re secretly hoping to portray that your house is always in this perfectly decorated and pristine state. But on top of cleaning, there’s another matter that’s even more time consuming and stressful – the food.
Making freezer meals doesn’t have to be an intensive process; you don’t have to do one HUGE shopping trip followed by a day or two of cooking! In this updated series, I disclose my brilliant method to help you stock your freezer (and keep it stocked) the EASY way!
My main goal for my kids is to keep them safe! This post contains 7 easy ways you can baby proof various dangers in your house. There are two methods that involve a “chain-lock” that every mom NEEDS TO KNOW!!! (As well as a few other clever ways I outsmarted my sneaky kiddos!)
In 2016, the average American spent $82.93 on Halloween! That means the average family of 4 spent over $300! One way you can save yourself some money is by being a savvy shopper when it comes to Halloween candy. This post will tell you the price you should aim to pay, per piece of candy, as well as a few other tips!
Easy Cheesy Vegetable Soup This cheesy vegetable soup recipe has become a favorite in our household. The recipe is not only easy, but also filling; being packed full of vegetables, including onion, green pepper, potato, and broccoli. For your convenience, this post contains affiliate links. Super Savvy Sarah is a participant in Amazon Associates, which…
Easy Freezer Friendly Hashbrown Casserole This is my mom’s recipe, the one she makes at all the holidays. This casserole is definitely a comfort food. In recent years, my mom has been making this recipe a little “healthier” by using the liquid spray butter, in place of regular butter, and fat free sour cream…
