Strategic Mommery
Sometimes it's hard to think about the big picture when we're wiping bottoms and doing dishes, but strategic thinking can infuse those mundane things with meaning.
How Kara Plans Meals
Kara plans meals a month at a time using a clever card system. She focuses on healthy food her kids will actually eat. (Kids: 10, 8, 4, 10m)
Making Weak Things Strong
Ten years ago, I started my personal "Weak Things Strong Project," where I identify what I'm struggling with the most (i.e. messy kitchen, sleep deprivation, being a know-it-all) and set a specific goal to make myself stronger. It turned into this website.
I’m a Mess, You’re a Mess
Being a mom is like playing a giant game of whack-a-mole. Once you get one thing figured out, a dozen more problems pop up.
Mother’s Job, Circa 1951
"Motherhood is a job. Some women are successful at it, and some are failures." —Mother's Encyclopedia, 1951
How Donna Did Laundry
When her kids were young, Donna used a twin-tub Dexter washing machine and hung the clothes out on the line.
How Lisa Does Laundry
Prevents clothes from getting dirty in the first place. (Kids: 18, 16, 13, 10)
How Molly Does Laundry
Teaches her kids to do their own by age 9 and doesn't sort. (Kids: 11, 9, 7, 5, 3, 1)
How Stacie Does Laundry
Does it all in one day, uses different type of hangers for each person. (Kids: 10, 8, 3, 4m)
Laundry Hacks
Brilliant laundry solutions by brilliant moms.