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Do you ever feel tired and burned out from the daily mom grind? The endless diaper changes, dirty clothes, dealing with tantrums and fighting, and putting meals on the table three times a day? Being a stay at home mom is hard, especially when you are outnumbered by your crazy littles running around. Sometimes it feels like trying to homestead on top of it all is just too much. Today, I want to share some encouragement from a mom who’s been there and help you gain a new perspective on why staying home, raising your kids, and homesteading matters. I hope this episode helps you find God’s purpose for where he has you right now.
I pray that this episode would be the encouragement that you need to hear today. Even on the days when you are tired, when you feel like you can’t do it anymore, remind yourself that this is a season. Take on what you can for that day, but know that what you are doing is setting your child up for their best life, so they can be a light in the darkness and grow up to be world changers. And it all starts with you, Mama. Your job is so, so important. Don’t ever underestimate that. I pray that God would strengthen you in whatever hardships you are facing in your motherhood right now. Thank you so much for joining me!
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Are you tired of all the “stuff” at Christmas? The shopping, the wrapping, and all the toys with little plastic pieces that just get broken anyway. Do you want to give gifts that are heartfelt, handmade, or just plain practical? Today, I am going to be sharing how our family approaches gift giving, why we choose practical gifts for our kids, and how we de-commercialize ourselves at Christmas, so we can enjoy Christmas for its true meaning, not just “the stuff”.
I hope this episode gives you some ideas for practical gifts for your own kids. I pray that through your family’s holiday celebrations that your kids would be able to see Christ as the ultimate gift. Thanks for joining me!
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→ Ep. 46 Holiday Baking, Eating Less Sugar, and Finding Balance Between the Two
→ Ep. 47 Practical Homestead Gifts for Kids! Enjoying the Holiday Season without All the Stuff
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Are you ready to bring the joy and wonder of Christ into your home this Christmas season, all while living simply and maintaining healthy habits? Today we are diving into the second part of our Christmas series, talking about Christmas traditions, advent, and how to juggle everything with littles at home. I am super excited to share with you what our family will be doing with our kids this year to celebrate advent, and also give you a little bit of encouragement in how you can make Christmas special without breaking the bank, driving yourself crazy, or putting your homestead on the back-burner.
I hope this episode inspires you and gives you some new ideas for celebrating advent with your family! I pray that this episode blesses you, that God would give you wisdom in what your family’s advent activities will look like this year, and how you can teach your kids the true meaning of Christmas this season. Thanks for joining me!
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→ Ep. 46 Holiday Baking, Eating Less Sugar, and Finding Balance Between the Two
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The holiday season is right around the corner, and I personally, am super excited for the upcoming Christmas season. So, I have created a few special holiday episodes that I want to share with you on what it looks like to live simply at Christmas, maintain healthy habits, and how you can bring the joy and wonder of Christ into your home this season. I hope this series inspires you and encourages you in how to bring more peace and joy into your home this Christmas.
In this episode, I speak about a topic that is challenging for so many of us, healthy eating at the holidays. To me, food is a huge part of festivities and there is a lot of joy in eating good food with people that you love. So how do we find the balance between enjoying treats and staying healthy during the holidays? I think we can find a balanced approach to this question, and in this episode, we dive into what that looks like and get practical on how you can navigate healthy holiday eating with your kids!
I hope that you are able to find so much joy in this upcoming Christmas season and that you are able to balance your holiday eating with moderation and with gratitude. I pray that some of these tips that I shared today would inspire you and help you to take healthier steps in your own family’s healthy journey. Thanks for joining me!
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Do you feel like every time you go to the grocery store, your bill gets a little bit and little bit higher? Do you feel torn between buying healthy groceries and groceries that you can afford? This is a reality for so many of us. And it probably doesn’t shock you, in the last 4 years groceries have gone up 25%, and maybe you’re starting to feel it. In this episode I share with you how I manage to feed our family of four on one income without sacrificing quality in our food. So if you’re ready to feed your family healthy, nutritious food on a budget, but you’re just not sure how to do it, this episode is for you.
I hope you find the tips in this episode helpful and practical, so that you can feed your family healthy foods while reducing your grocery budget! And I pray that God would give you wisdom in the area you need to focus on to help your family thrive on the food budget that you have been given. Thanks for joining me!
Resources mentioned in today's episode:
→ Ep. 34 10 Steps to Avoiding Food Waste in Your Kitchen
→ Ep. 18 Building a Bulk Pantry the Easy Way
→ Ep. 6 How to Start a Successful Garden Even as a Beginner
→ Ep. 9 Beginner Backyard Garden Prep Series
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I know you want to grow your homestead, but what if both you and your spouse work full time? Can you make homesteading work even if you work outside the home? How can you find the time to learn new things, work on your homestead, and do the things you want to accomplish? In this episode, I share my thoughts for finding balance between living and working in the real world and following your homesteading dreams. If you feel like your job is holding you back from really homesteading, then this episode is for you.
I pray that this episode would inspire you if you work outside the home, that you are not excluded from this homesteading life that God is calling you to. You can find a way to make it work for your family by changing your perspective, developing realistic goals, and being willing to make homesteading a priority in your schedule. I pray that God would give you contentment for where you are at, that he would use this time to build up your homesteading skills and knowledge, and through Him you would find a balance between work and homesteading. I pray that episode blesses each of you today!
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In our modern, western world, there is a forgotten ingredient in our kitchen. One that your great-grandma swore by and used daily! Animal fats, like butter, cream, tallow, and our topic of today, lard. If you cringe a little thinking about adding lard to your diet, modern marketing has done its work. Today we are going to talk about why lard is making a comeback as a health food, how to make your own lard at home, and ways that you should be cooking with it.
Get ready to give rendering your own lard a try. This episode gives you everything you need to know about making your own lard at home and how you can start using it in your kitchen. There are so many benefits to adding this healthy, budget-friendly fat to your kitchen.
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When you go to the grocery store, what influences what you buy? What looks good? What’s on sale? What about what’s in season? We live in a world where we can get strawberries in December and squash in June, and our culture has really lost touch with a natural pattern of eating with the seasons. Today we are going to explore the concept of seasonal eating to transform your grocery budget, your health, and the way you think about food. I’m going to challenge some cultural norms and break down why seasonal eating is still valuable to us, and what seasonal eating looks like for our family.
I hope this episode inspires you to give more seasonal-eating a try, whether from your own garden or just being intentional about how you select foods from the store. There is something so exciting about each season when it brings new foods and flavors to your meals.
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Have you ever been in a place where things are going well on your homestead, you are making strides, learning new things, being productive in your home, and then a hard season hits and it just feels like everything falls apart? Suddenly you are struggling to do the daily things that you used to be able to do. I think as moms we can have so much guilt in letting things go and laying down some of the responsibilities we’ve tacked on ourselves. But today, I want to give you encouragement, coming from my own recent hard season, on how we can give ourselves grace while prioritizing what needs to happen in our homes.
I hope this episode lifts you up today if you are finding yourself in a tough season, not sure how to do it all, and feeling tired or burnt out. I pray that God would give you the strength to carry on through this current struggle and that He would give you wisdom in the areas that you need to let go of.
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Is Azure really saving you money on groceries? I know if you are a frequent Azure shopper, that may be a controversial question. I know Azure is super popular in the homesteading and bulk pantry world, but today I want to talk about how you can save the most money bulk shopping for healthy, natural foods and if Azure is really the answer. And if you have no idea what Azure is, no worries, we’ll talk all about what it is, how it works, and if it’s right for your family.
I hope this episode gives you some wisdom as to whether Azure is a good fit for your family and how to save some money on your family’s grocery bill without cutting quality. Thanks for joining me!
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Have you found yourself wanting to make more things from scratch? Slow down and live more intentionally with your family? Try more diy home remedies… or maybe even try growing some of your own food! Whether you are ready to take on the label of homesteader or not, today we are going to talk about HOW you can get started with more simple, natural, healthy living. Maybe you feel like you want to do so many things but you are grasping at straws to even figure out how to begin. Today, I have three baby steps that I want to share with you so you can step into homesteading and challenge yourself in a completely stress free way!
I hope this episode encourages you if you’re a brand new homesteader, or even if you have been working at it for a while now. Because the truth is sometimes we have to go back to the basics and master the baby steps. That’s something that I definitely had to learn the hard way. I pray that God would lead you as you start this new journey, and that He would give you joy as you start building these new skills for your family. Thanks for joining me!
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→ Free recipes, gardening tips, food preservation tutorials, and more!
→ Ep. 3 Three Easy Thing To Stop Buying and Start Making from Scratch to Save Money
→ Ep. 6 How to Start a Successful Garden Even as a Beginner
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What do you think of when you think of your dream homestead? Plenty of acres to spread out, a big house, a spacious kitchen complete with white cabinets and farm style sink, chicken coop in the backyard that matches the house siding, and a garden with raised beds surrounded by a white picket fence? Okay, maybe not all those things. But, when you scroll through social media, it is so easy to be influenced to think that if you homestead you need those things, or should at least aspire to them. But I’m here to encourage you today, that those things aren’t really what it means to homestead. Get ready to find your true purpose in homesteading, beyond an aesthetic or fitting in a homesteading box.
I hope this episode encourages you to let go of comparison and ideals that you’ve been hanging onto that are stealing your joy! I pray that God would use this episode to give you contentment in your own circumstances and remind you of the goals that he has put on your heart, what you want for your family, and how you can achieve that while leaving some of the materialistic aspects of homesteading behind. Thanks for joining me!
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Did you grow potatoes, carrots, or onions in your garden this summer? How would you like to be able to save your root vegetables so that they last all winter? These are the perfect vegetables to enjoy in hearty winter stews and casseroles, and in this episode we dive into how you can store them to have homegrown garden veggies all year long.
I hope this episode inspires you to grow more root crops in your garden and gives you some food for thought on how to store your harvest long-term with no energy costs. Thanks for joining me!
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Do you ever feel like motherhood, homesteading, and all your other responsibilities are too much to handle sometimes? I think we’ve all had feelings of anxiety, overwhelm, and like there’s just too much going on in this motherhood season. That’s why today, I am really excited to share my conversation with my guest, Shan, and dive into how we can let some things go and reclaim joy in our motherhood. I know our discussion really inspired me to look at motherhood through a different lens, and I hope that you find it meaningful too.
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I hope that each of you had an amazing garden this summer, but I know that sometimes gardening is a struggle. What do you do if your garden totally flops? Maybe your plants didn’t produce well, maybe they didn’t come up at all. Or you just ran into more issues than you thought. If you feel like you had an unproductive garden season, I want to give you some encouragement today and help you troubleshoot what might be going wrong, so you can make valuable changes for next season.
If you found yourself struggling with your garden this summer, I hope you find today’s info super beneficial. And I just want to encourage you not to give up after one tough season. There are so many things you can try to help your garden do better next year. I pray that this episode encourages you and gives you some practical steps to take for next year! Thanks for joining me!
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→ The Ultimate Garden Planner
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Do you find yourself cleaning out your fridge and throwing away food every week? The downside, that no one talks about, when it comes to eating real, whole food is how short the shelf life is. It actually takes a lot of intentionality to avoid wasting food, and that’s why in this episode I share my top tips on how I drastically reduced food waste in our kitchen, leading us to lessen our consumer footprint and saving a lot of money on our grocery bill in the process. So if you want to learn how to reduce kitchen waste in a super manageable way, even when you have kids at home, listen in because I give you 10 actionable steps you can start today.
I hope that these tips inspire you to reduce the waste in your kitchen and really save some money too! Because the less food in the trash, the lower your grocery bill will be, and when you are trying to raise a family, on a budget, in an inflated economy, every dollar matters.
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Resources mentioned in today's episode:
→ 10 Steps to Reducing Food Waste (FREE Printable)
→ Ep. 30 How to Create a Meal Planning Routine that Works
→ Slow Cooker Chicken Broth, using veggie scraps
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I know there are some of you out there who are so ready to start canning but you still have so many questions. Today’s episode is a straightforward Q&A, answering some of your questions about canning, so you can walk away confident to start preserving food for your family. In this episode we talk about everything from my tips for getting started if you are a complete beginner to troubleshooting the canning process if you've been there before, so there is something here for everyone. Either way if you are ready to learn about all things canning you are in the right place.
I hope that these canning episodes give you the confidence to give it a try! I pray that these resources bless you and help you as you’re getting started with canning. Thanks for joining me!
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→ Ep. 31 Canning Basics for the Beginner Homestead Mom
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Do you want to do more on your homestead but feel like you don’t have the time or capacity? What if you could make more time in your day and really accomplish your homesteading goals? Today we are going to tackle 3 ways that you might be wasting time on your homestead so that you can start spending more time on the things that really matter and start achieving your homesteading dreams.
I hope this episode helps you in evaluating your daily habits and improving your time management. I pray that God would guide you as you work towards having a more productive homestead, using your time wisely, and using your time for His glory. Thanks for joining me!
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Have you been wanting to take on canning, but you have no idea where to start and just feel too intimidated? Canning is a great way to preserve your harvest, save money, and be more self-reliant, but it doesn’t come without a learning curve. Today I want to break it down for you and give you a super easy, manageable way to start. So take a deep breath. You’re not going to give your family botulism or blow up your house with your pressure canner. You can do this, and in this episode I give you the tools and resources you need to get started.
I hope this episode gives you a solid start in understanding the basics of canning, and I pray that this episode would give you the confidence you need to take the plunge and start preserving some of your own food for your family. Thanks for joining me!
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Is anyone else tired of throwing together last minute dinners and feeling stuck in the daily “what’s for dinner” rut? It seems like when you are in charge of making homemade meals for a family, it is a never-ending task. And it can be easy to fall behind, and feel like you are on a hamster wheel trying to catch up. But in this episode, I talk about how you can use meal planning to make regularly cooking from scratch a whole lot simpler. I’m going to guide you through the process of creating a meal planning routine that actually works, making your mealtime a lot less stressful!
I hope you enjoy these tips for how to create a meal plan for from-scratch cooking. This episode is full of resources from my own journey in meal planning and learning to cook for a family. Thanks for joining me!
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