Stocking Up: Secrets
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Welcome to the parent life. We all know that parenting is pretty much just lurching from bliss to chaos and back again on a regular basis while trying not to lose your shit. I can’t promise any sage advice (I am winging this parenting thing!), but if I find hacks I am sharing them!
Don’t be shocked to fine important self-care tips in here, along with wine lists, important taste tests for assorted chocolate items and maybe even some serious stuff…maybe…
As hard as your freezer is going to work for you, your cupboard is going to be where you save the most time and money once it’s fully stocked.
Your freezer is going to be a workhorse during the next few months, so the first thing you should do is go through it and see what you already have, and when it expires.
I think it’s safe to say that things are getting pretty scary for a lot of people right now; the ‘energy crisis’ has become the ‘cost of living crisis’ and a lot of people are wondering how they’re going to make it through the next few months.
There is a consensus that, for a lot of parents and kids, this is just massively overwhelming, and a lot of really fantastic parents are beating themselves up for not facing every learning day with a smile and enthusiasm. Maybe it’s just time to say: ‘Give me a break – school at home is HARD!’
There is a consensus that, for a lot of parents and kids, this is just massively overwhelming, and a lot of really fantastic parents are beating themselves up for not facing every learning day with a smile and enthusiasm. Maybe it’s just time to say: ‘Give me a break – school at home is HARD!’
There is a consensus that, for a lot of parents and kids, this is just massively overwhelming, and a lot of really fantastic parents are beating themselves up for not facing every learning day with a smile and enthusiasm. Maybe it’s just time to say: ‘Give me a break – school at home is HARD!’
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For adults, 2020 has been hard to handle – for kids, our kid at least, this year has been really hard to get through; this was the year that we were getting out and about more, meeting more home ed families, doing more experiential learning. The disappointment of not being able to do that was, …