More than 45% of Americans currently have a credit card balance, and according to Ben Woolsey, director of marketing and consumer research for CreditCards .com, the average amount of debt per household is $15,956.Millions of Americans in their late 20s and early 30s will be outlived by their credit card debt, so it’s time to […]

My biggest challenge at home is keeping it clean. Yours too? I know I am not alone. Cleaning is never ending and I have to be cautious of the cleaning products that I use. Right now, spring is mud season
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Waiting Well When the Path to Purpose Feels Like a Labyrinth Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Have you ever experienced a moment of clarity, where suddenly you knew what you needed to do […]

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Becoming A Blended Family Chances are high, that you have either heard or experienced first hand, the struggles of becoming a blended family. Introducing a new partner and family dynamic to your children is one of the most exciting things you will ever do, but it is not without challenges! I know when my husband […]

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**This is a lengthy post** So this isn’t going to be your typical super cute and perfect birth story full of professional vibrant dramatic photography and dainty cute details. This birth story will have camera phone pics and plenty to read. I personally find birth stories to be a bit meh and I am not … Continue reading The “Easy” Way Out

Sadness is normal, depression isn’t. Dismissing major clinical depression could put your health or even life at risk. If you’ve been grappling with sadness for months with no reason or if you’ve suddenly begun eating more or lost your appetite completely, there could be more to it. If you’re finding yourself snapping easily, if you’re […]

In theory, your 30s are when you’ve finally gotten your life together. In reality, you’re probably still figuring a few things out—and that’s totally okay. But your 30s are synonymous with a certain level of adult-ness, and your home should reflect that. These are the items every 30-something should have in their home. @hanwestby   […]

Looking forward to bringing a baby into this world? Difficulties in conceiving can be a huge letdown to dampen the experience. If you’re having trouble conceiving, you’re not alone. Most women spend early years of their lives trying very hard to avoid pregnancy. When they finally decide it’s time to conceive, many of them are […]

Make sure to drink plenty of fluids (think warm honey-lemon water, turmeric milk, or ginger tea!) to help thin out mucus and clear chest congestion. Equally beneficial can be all natural remedies like gargling with salt water, consuming probiotics, steam inhalation. Turn the humidifier on at night and sleep with it running to ensure a […]

In the first trimester, stick to light, semi-solid foods (porridge with rice, pulses) and fluids (milk with honey). Follow up with an increased intake of cereals and protein-rich foods during the second trimester and a diet high in fat and protein (meat soups) during the third. Try herbs like ashwagandha and, gokshura with milk and […]