Just trying to raise good humans with God, common sense, and whatever’s left in the pantry. Real food, real talk, and a proudly American homeschool.
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Jan 20
Almost everyone CAN homeschool. Whether or not you SHOULD is between you and God but the barriers are smaller than they feel.
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Hey society, if you feel like your child has a screen problem, don’t feel like you can’t IMMEDIATELY make some very real changes. Consistency is your friend.
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Maybe you say only screens for x amount of time. If they throw a fit, reduce that frequency or time.
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Idk, just a mom out here throwing out ideas bc I gave my toddler too much screentime on a very important and too long roadtrip over the weekend and now detoxing from “watching tv on the pad.”
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Anne | TimeTrek retweeted
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Make life a little easier with toddler meal preps
🫐DIY Lunchable - ham, Colby Jack and crackers
🫐Yogurt parfait with honey, granola & fruit
🫐Dry oats with some PB powder, dried strawberries and a dash of salt
🫐Smoothies - PB, milk, yogurt, honey, vanilla extract, frozen bananas/strawberries
*Not pictured are the hard boiled eggs and clean fruit for the week: blueberries, apples, bananas
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I buy and sell stuff on fb marketplace but for sure look at your profile and area before I moving forward. If you’re not a mom with a profile since the mid 2000s and at least one mutual, I do not deal 🥲
Plus my husband always goes along with my MP shenanigans.
Mother in Indiana shot in cold blood by a teen during Facebook Marketplace robbery.
Jean Gragg, 40, was shot in the head by 18-year-old John Harrison Ford after she intervened when the suspect tried to steal a watch her son was selling. The sale had been arranged through Facebook Marketplace and was taking place on the porch of their home.
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Don’t know what happened but the TL is nothing but neglect deaths, unnecessary violence, and angry women who will never agree from two extreme ends.
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Jun 13
A $600 car seat may feel like it’s the safest, but you really want numbers when it comes to recalls. The poorest families still want to spend on safety items for babies - avoid the cheapest and get the most common midrange that you can buy off the shelf at Walmart. That’s Graco.
Jun 13
Facebook AI mom shame rot slop is so bad. It doesn’t bother anyone if you spend more on a car seat. My $240 car seats are perfectly fine. And so are cheaper ones if that’s all people can afford.
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Jun 12
I’m not _bad_ at patterns, I just have very custom taste so most things I DIY are because I can’t find my EXACT vision. Tracing a dress that fits well is an excellent idea.
Jun 12
I traced a dress I already own to make another one and it’s going surprisingly well.
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Anne | TimeTrek retweeted
Jun 11
They act like we can’t take multiple bags to the car while our husband closes the windows, makes sure the doors are locked and his wallet has all the cards we need 💁🏼♀️
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Jun 11
I load the car, usually to make sure everything goes where I think we need it and to make sure everything made it in.
But it really doesn’t matter, cause I’m the passenger princess 🥰
Jun 11
Millie Bobby Brown defends husband Jake Bongiovi's parenting after viral video of her carrying bags trib.al/h739mvO
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Jun 11
Because you will spend the time making this for a child to go “oh no thank you!”
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Jun 11
Me, re: potty training
Jun 11
Am I just really bad at it, or does everyone have extreme difficulty teaching kids how to tie their shoelaces?
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Jun 11
Toddler woke up a delight, despite telling me all about his bad dream. Climbed into bed with me til he was ready to get up, now running around playing. Making pancakes for breakfast then packing up for our weekend roadtrip - we leave when daddy gets home ❤️
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Jun 10
Literally did both for lunch, thank you very much.
Taco beef with chocolate ice cream because… trimesters.
Jun 10
There are two wolves inside you: One protein maxes. The other eats ice cream straight from the carton.
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Jun 10
Hug your kids, tell them when they’re wrong, and pray to the Lord above that they take something from that lesson.
Adult actions have adult consequences.
Jun 10
On the one hand, a 19yo boy is scared out of his pants going to bed in a prison cell tonight. But on the other, he’s angry about it because half of society, including his mama, told him it wasn’t his fault. Is he ever going to learn that lesson? Idk.
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Jun 10
On the one hand, a 19yo boy is scared out of his pants going to bed in a prison cell tonight. But on the other, he’s angry about it because half of society, including his mama, told him it wasn’t his fault. Is he ever going to learn that lesson? Idk.
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Jun 10
3yo asking what time it is like he knows what to do with that information. 🥲
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Jun 10
I am simply not brave enough to share our fridge routine because of the way people have twisted this pretty normal amount of family expectations.
But our kids are pleased with the amount of freedom and fun they get all summer and my schedule makes Britt look relaaaxed😅
Jun 9
My daughter doesn’t have a bum summer like most kids. She has a list of nonnegotiable daily chores, has to workout and has to actively pass out her resume, apply online for jobs and if she doesn’t have a job or being scheduled for interviews by the end of this week, she’ll be working around the house.
She also has to meal PLAN, write out a grocery list and meal PREP on her designated day of the week so it doesn’t clash with my husband or my meal prep days. She also has a designated laundry day where does everyone’s towels.
We limit screen time even for a teenager. Her laptop use is mainly used for applying to jobs and her phone has no access to any social media.
This is our household.
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Jun 10
If left to their own devices, kids will remember to start laundry late sunday, be annoyed their clothes aren’t dry by bedtime, then ask us to stay up to dry both loads. I give everyone a day to do theirs and if it’s not their day, they’ve got to work with whosever’s schedule.
Jun 10
We don’t have meal prep schedule but we do have laundry room schedule. Kids are notoriously terrible at planning so I don’t see the problem.
It’s a lot to be climbing over each other in the kitchen. When one of you planned poorly and the other has a deadline.
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