5 steps to a better homemaking rhythm | Tips and Tricks for the homemaker

To have a homemaking rhythm that is not only simple, but an actual rhythm. Meaning, something you can draw on even in seasons of overwhelm.
It’s a rhythm that even when life is overwhelming you have the muscle memory and systems built into your routine that it doesn’t feel like a stretch to get it all done.
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[@thesimplelifewife3]

I'm loving your channel! It's so spot on for my interests and season of life. I just had a baby, and have 3 other littles.

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Thank you! I’m so glad you’re enjoying my channel 😃

[@HomemakerDaze]

Wishing you a healthy and easy as it can be labour!

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Thank you!! I actually had the baby already and it was the most beautiful and perfect birth! Praise God! Birth story coming out in a few weeks. 😊

[@HomemakerDaze]

@@TransformedHomemakersSociety oh wow congratulations, that's great to hear!! 🙏 God bless you and your beautiful family ❤

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[@brittenywilliams3844]

So I've heard the "ask your husband what you should prioritize..." thing before. I asked my husband and he actually told me that I don't do anything but sit around all day so I should be able to get all done. Doesn't seem to matter that we have an autistic speech delayed toddler and both children are climbing on things they shouldn't or fighting. My children are never still. My son is also a cosleeper & won't nap without me. Then he comes home, gets a snack, spends 5 min with the kids then disappears until 15 min before bathtime (which he doesn't help with either that's just when he's done "resting" and watches TV and eats dinner). So I don't have any help with keeping the kids out of things while I try to make dinner or clean up. I'm having to stop every couple minutes all day to pull a child off furniture or break up a fight. I just don't know what to do.

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Thanks for sharing Britteny. I will pray for your guidance on how to speak to your husband about a what you’re struggling with. Of course I don’t know your entire situation and I would ask many more questions before committing to advice. But just from what you’ve shared, I would go to my husband and share my struggles and humbly ask his advice on what he would do. Be legitimately curious about his advice and then try to implement what he provides. This can be a great way to honor your husband and how he would like to see you run the home. Also, I would look into child training. There should be no reason your children can’t follow simple instructions like not jumping on the furniture. Proverbs 29:17 says Discipline your son, and he will give you rest; he will give delight to your heart. I have personally come to know that when I take the time to train my children, they give me rest. But if I am not diligent to train them, I am fighting an uphill battle. Praying for your wisdom on this, love!

[@emamagerusan1642]

Hi, Kyrie😊 I remember you had a video on child training( a very practical one, with tips and examples), but i can't find it. I struggle in this area, having 3 kids, 4 and under🙈.

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@@emamagerusan1642 hey dear! So I do still have the video but I made it available only to my course students in the Transformed Homemakers Society course. Honestly child training is such a controversial topic in this day in age (shouldn’t be) and I only want people who I know share my same values watching the video. Which my students do… but not necessarily everyone on KZbin! I hope that makes sense! I’d love to help out if you DM me on instagram if you have questions.