We belong to a small, traditional church family, and they’ve truly been a rock for us—especially in seasons when we needed support the most. Their kindness and steadfast presence have meant the world. That said, most of the children in our church are older, and ours are currently the youngest. Which means, more often than […]
Should New Moms in Congress Vote from Home?
Should women in Congress who have newborns be home nursing them? Absolutely. The early months of a baby’s life are critical for bonding, nourishment, and stability, and a mother’s presence during that time is invaluable. But should those same women be able to cast their votes remotely while they nurse at home? That’s a question […]
Why Are Tradwives Romanticizing Hardships?
Years ago I had this idea that I was going to stick some seeds in the ground and feed my family for a whole season. I was going to learn how to can and dehydrate my produce. I romanticized being self-sufficient. I wasn’t in the wrong exactly, I had the right intentions, but I had […]
Home Remedies and Natural Cures Used before the 1900s
The 19th century was a time of significant medical advancements, but many people still relied on home remedies and natural cures, often passed down through generations. People relied on herbs, plants, and simple, natural ingredients to treat ailments due to limited access to professional medical care, especially in rural areas. Here are some common examples: […]
Laundry Day Before the 1900s + Recipes Used
Laundry day in the pre-1900s was a world apart from our modern conveniences. Without electric washing machines or detergent pods, families relied on manual labor, homemade soaps, and a few traditional techniques to keep their clothes clean. This task was exhausting and time-consuming. Here’s what laundry day looked like before the turn of the century: […]
30 Quotes to Inspire Homemakers to Create a Warm and Welcoming Home
Homemaking is more than cleaning, cooking, and organizing; it’s about creating a sanctuary, a place filled with warmth, love, and comfort for everyone who walks through the door. Whether you’re a homemaker by heart or learning how to make your house a home, there’s inspiration all around us in this gentle art. Below are 30 […]
Controversial Ways To Save Thousands And Be A SAHM
I want to do everything in my power to help a mom learn how to stay home so that one less child has to be without a parent. Every young child needs a mom to be their emotional support full time. No child should ever be denied their safe space (safe person) because mom has […]
What If I’m A “Pick Me” Girl??
“Pick me” girls. It’s a phrase used as an insult. But why is that? I decided to ask Google this question and the answers were exactly what I expected. AI Overview The term “pick me girl” can be problematic for a number of reasons, including: Diminishing personhood The “pick me girl” archetype can diminish the personhood of individuals, […]
Modern Convenience or Modern Hindrance?
On YouTube the other day I listened to a recorded interview done in 1941 of a man who was 98 years old. This man talked about his life in the wild west, a little town called Los Angeles, and fighting in the civil war. The interviewer asked him a question about what social life was […]