During the 1950s, many housewives got frustrated with a life that seemed to consist solely of constant chores, housekeeping, and caring after family. These homemakers started taking a prescription tranquilizer called Miltown which promised to make all their problems go away.
One of a homemaker’s primary jobs is nesting, or being able to make a home comfortable for her family. Let’s look at the main areas in the home that a homemaker should focus her time and energy on to make more comfortable and homey.
There’s just something about having robots to do your bidding – especially household cleaning and chores bidding – that makes you feel so millennial! Remember the Jetsons’ robot housekeeper, Rosie?
This week’s Minimalist in a Minute is perfectly timed for our little ones trotting off to school again this fall: how to go minimalist with back to school clothes and make it quick and easy.
The little decorating touches we come up with as homemakers can be the ones that endear our family most to the home. These Homespun Touches are quick and easy home décor tricks to integrate into your home décor. You can use any small ledge in your home to create a homespun touch uniquely yours. Above, [Click here to keep reading this post!]
If you’ve ever taken on a home DIY or remodeling project and wondered, “What’s the worst that could happen if something went wrong?”, this video might make you think twice! (Subscribers click here to watch the video.) This video was taken during a remodeling project at our old house. Of course, we were able [Click here to keep reading this post!]
Instilling a sense of wonder about the past is a precious gift you can give your son or daughter and this post delves into 4 fun historical themes you can create for your little boy’s bedroom interior.
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