7 Things I Learned to Be a Good Homemaker, Kitchen & Cooking Homemaking Tips

Being a working mom and homemaker can be challenging but with lots of work and learning things become smooth: sharing everything challenges I overcame within the last 5 years regarding grocery shopping, healthy kids snacks, and feeding a family.
As a Christian and here a #christianhomemaker I do believe that wives/mothers are the keeper of the home. My forever goal is to continually improve and share my growth. Hopefully these tips help you along your journey.
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[@Tastytips-by5tp]

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[@accordingtoaimee3001]

Positive outlook is everything

[@leleandcrew]

Absolutely! 💕

[@muabonpaye7958]

Yes!!! I’m currently at the stage of my life of learning to cook for myself! Portion control is definitely the gateway to success! I can’t wait for when the time comes and I have a family of my own to follow these really principles and aspects:)

[@leleandcrew]

Knowing how to take care of yourself definitely allows you to better care for others!

[@coraa1386]

Great video. You are never too old to learn. Buying certain things in bulk, you end up losing rather than gaining because some of the items go bad or stale.

[@leleandcrew]

The going bad and stale part!!

[@ltlcoachcoretta9878]

I agree with the not shopping in bulk I saw my parents throw away alot of food smh. And properly storing foods is something I need to learn. Great videos and tips!

[@leleandcrew]

So many things to learn when it comes to your own family and lifestyle!

[@sheriademola9749]

Portions are still something I’m getting use to. My fiancés portion is triple the amount of mine 😂

[@leleandcrew]

🤣🤣 I can relate!! Their portion size is equivalent to 2 days of meals for me . I’m still working on that lol