How to Set Up Your Own Home Binder
In many of my previous posts, I have discussed how mental clutter is a cause of incredible stress for many moms. With the continual to-do lists, grocery lists, meal plans, bill payments, household projects, and school schedules. Add to this the stress surrounding the current state of our lives, and one can easily see how […]
Grocery Shopping During Quarantine
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic keeping us inside except for essential travel, it is important to keep shopping trips to a minimum. In order to make sure our family is staying protected and doing our part, I have changed our shopping habits. Pre-pandemic I was accustomed to meal planning and grocery shopping once a week. […]
How to Organize Your Home Projects
When we moved into our house 3 years ago, we had a whole list of home projects we wanted to complete for this house. We loved the house the moment we walked the door but at the same time, there were a number of projects we wanted to complete to really make the house our […]
How to Use Household Inventory Sheets
[Note this post was originally published under the previous site names of knottonest and thewellplannedmama, both sites are affiliated with Well Planned Paper] Have you ever been at the store checkout, certain you have picked up everything your family needed, only to get home and realize the family is running low on something for the […]
Family’s Favorite Meals Index Printable
Hello friends! If you are here for the first time you can read Part One and Part Two of the meal planning series. I recently shared a copy of the Weekly Meal Planner and Shopping List I use each week to plan my family’s meals and make shopping as pain-free as possible. But what happens […]
Meal Planning With Pantry Inventory Sheets
Today I will be sharing with you part two of my Meal Planning Made Easier series. If you are new, WELCOME, and feel free to read part one and snag a free copy of my Weekly Meal Planner here. Mom Brain Meets Grocery Store We’ve all been there…standing in an aisle at the grocery store […]
