#BusyMomHacks… back again. Gotta love these amazing young mothers when you need advice. Here are tips and tricks by busy moms who don’t have any extra minutes to spare in their daily lives.
- Get off social media mom groups. They take your joy and put pressure on you. There is NO obligation to do any of those things.
- Split your groceries into serving sizes as soon as you get them. Wash the fruit/veggies and put them in containers. Separate snack crackers into baggies. Then when you’re making lunches or running out the door to practice, you just grab and go.
- We also use an app called Google Keep. We live by this, lol. We create a family shopping list for groceries, etc., and everyone has access to it. It updates automatically as we add to it. Someone needs something, notice we are low or out of snacks, cereal, milk kind of thing. Simply add it to the Google Keep list. We all know when grocery shopping day is lol, so if it’s not on there, sorry bout ya, hahahaha. 😉 Anyway, it saves time, and keeps us all accountable, and it’s on your phone when you do get groceries, or if I’m at work, or out and think of something. Because if anyone is like me, I will totally forget by the time I’m back to be able to write it down
- We use Google Calendar (creating a special family calendar) for everything and share to each other, so everyone in family can see what is up for the week. This helps tremendously with not over scheduling or keeping track of personal, work, and kid activities.
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