Meal Planning Tips & Tricks

Being a stay at home Mom to three little ladies ages 6, 4 and almost 2, means the hours of 4:00- 7:00 are often a blur and dinner time can quickly become quite a circus! After having Isla, I decided I need to put together some simple systems that would allow us to make quick, healthy and most important, delicious recipes throughout the week.

Loopy Case (SNYDERFCO 10% off) // Ceramic Mug // Blue Light Blocking Glasses // Half Baked Harvest Cookbook // Meal Planning Pad // 2020 Calendar 

Now, true confession, some weeks I feel like I absolutely hit meal planning OUT OF THE PARK, while other weeks it's breakfast for dinner and one of our favorite Trader Joe's freezer section meals (I'm looking at your orange chicken). But, I do feel like I have a few quick and easy tips that will take some of the stress of meal planning away and dare I say, even make you enjoy cooking for your family!

1: Cravings Cookbook // 2: Super Simple Cookbook // 3: Magnolia Table // 4: Dry-Erase Calendar // 5: 52 Week Meal Planning Pad // 6: Magnetic Meal Plan Pad // 7: Rifle Paper Co. Meal Planner // 8: Acrylic Dry-Erase Calendar 

Organizing 101: Favorite Storage Options

Tis' the season for all things organizing and as a lover of all things organizing, it's my favorite time of year! There is something about the first month of the year, it truly feels like a fresh start and the perfect opportunity to implement some new systems in our home. I also feel that as the little ladies continue to grow, we need to tweak how we do a few things around here! From the way we organize their toys, to how we organize their snacks, it's time to make a few changes and I can't wait to share along the way!

To begin- here are some of my favorite storage options, throughout the month I will be sharing different spaces in our home and what/how I organize them. If you're following along, you will see ALL of these items used throughout our home.