Day In The Life Of A YOUNG MOM Of 3 | NEW Furniture Fails...

[@jessiefinney5640]

" we don't need a millions of people doing zero waste perfectly, we need millions of being doing it imperfectly " Over the past year have made small changes in what I do in my everyday life . Switched to menstrual cups, reusable water bottles for me and my daughter ECT. Love watching your videos 💜

[@boomcdonough4423]

What kind of menstrual cup do you use?

[@jessiefinney5640]

@@boomcdonough4423 the diva cup !

[@EleanorJosefina]

I wear Thinx period panties and those are pretty amazing as well.

[@boomcdonough4423]

@@EleanorJosefina I have a Lunette currently that I love but I'm also thinking of looking into period panties. Which ones would you recommend?

[@delightartbycari3659]

I don't know why but your videos always inspire me to clean my house and hug my littles :) Thankful for your positivity and joy!

[@t13434o]

True. I suddenly found myself decluttering and organizing my whole apartment😇

[@Xansaellio]

Your babies have the greatest manners! Way to go mama! Jesus bless yall and much love to yall! ❤️☺️

[@sarahbisgaard7107]

How are you so mentally healthy and happy? What are your go to ways for mental self care. And how do you deal with stress? I just love your lifestyle and your example as a Christian!

[@corachristel]

I think it partially has something to do with her relationship with the Lord. Loving and following Jesus gives you so much joy, peace, and fulfillment. ☺️

[@chantejonker]

She also seems very consistent with healthy habits such as quiet time, exercise and eating well.

[@indiaxlovee]

Sarah Bisgaard gratefulness

[@JAVEDIQBAL-lr9mf]

Sarah Bisgaard Hi. Usually, when I see questions like this, I look at the KZbinr and immediately know that it’s because they have a supportive partner. Now I’m not saying that Sarah’s partner isn’t supportive by any means but what we see here is Sarah doing it alone ! And she is still SO content with life. I wish I could be like her !

[@lyndsey268]

That “welcome mommy” from Ivy melted my heart 😍. Beautiful mama and children.

[@christinejoydelacruz913]

Sarah can you do like "WHAT MY KIDS EAT IN A DAY" i need other option for my kids to eat..😅

[@eu-niceis-fan9754]

That's a great idea!!

[@katiethomas5889]

Yeah, that sounds super interesting!

[@avakelly7856]

I always try to mend and repair all of my and my kids good clothes so that we can be more sustainable😊

[@megpeiffer7690]

I am so glad you and the kiddos are getting all of the wonderful benefits from chiropractic care. ❤️❤️ It’s changed my life and looks like your chiro uses the same methodology as mine.

[@Lindi969]

I am so thankful we have youtubers like you to encourage us, to shop sustainably, etc.. I am a student, and now I don't have ANY time whatsoever to cook (even if I love to cook) so nowadays, I can't go to the farmer's market, or non package shops, but I just bought a menstrual cup, I use refillable mugs and my glass bottle as much as I can (I work at Starbucks so it's suóo sad when I have to sell so many plastic and paper), I don't buy my fruits and vegs in plastic, and I try to use my fabric bags for pastry. I also am a landscape architect student, and my thesis subject will be creating sustainable tiny houses and botanic garden in Hungary so it can be more popular in our country :)

[@Laura-on9ft]

Love going to the chiropractor too Sarah, feels so nice to have all our bones in the right spot! Loved seeing Elizabeth adjusted, that smile is so cute!

[@sarabenson6320]

LOVE the color on your nails! I have been trying to thrift wherever I can and I really appreciate my menstrual cup. I love the sense of engagement and creativity flipping, repurposing, and/or reusing thrifted items! I feel accomplished saving money, tackling a project, and reusing something old instead of buying new!

[@ericalange9668]

Calvin just DOWNING his juice is a mood. Love you guys

[@MidwestMama1968]

Hi Sarah! My sustainable lifestyle includes thrifting whatever I can. I always check Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc before I buy new. My goal for 2020 is to be more minimal. The problem is - I love stuff!

[@christinakantro6131]

I started “shopping” my fridge before grocery hauls and noticed a major difference in the amount of food our family saves/repurposes instead of wasting. A small, easy change like this can make a big difference for our wallets & the planet in the long run.

[@fable3625]

I just thrift a lot. I was raised pretty cheaply because my parents owned a second-hand store themselves, so it comes naturally to me. I also love Yard Selling. It's so fun! I grew up doing that every Saturday with my parents.

[@jenniferpimentel9116]

I turn my old clothes into new clothes for my kids. I'm currently turning a maxi skirt I'm not longer fond of, and a dress from when I graduated, into a pretty little dress for my almost 4 year old! I shop thrift stores for clothes that I can use for fabric. I knit hats instead of buying them. I buy in bulk bins with dry goods canvas bags instead of buying things wrapped up in plastic. I've never tried to repair furniture yet though, so that's amazing!!!

[@dianjohnson1]

I just really loved how you picked up the camera after getting the kids out of the car for the chiropractor #reallife lol. Most vloggers edit that out lol

[@FancyThatwithCandice]

I can see why you grabbed that little chair!! It's SO SWEET!!! Also your plant is so pretty!! You really turn what you touch to gold!! Hugs!

[@user-dv8bs7tb5c]

Your clothes are usually my favorite. These are like THE BEST though.

[@safiahu5574]

Things I do to try and be sustainable: Use a keepcup for coffee Reusable water bottle Don’t use a dryer Use reusable pads Use biodegradable plastic bags Use biodegradable dish scrubs Use tupperware for food, never use plastic wrapping ( i really want to get a few of the beeswax wrap) I think about what types of clothes I buy - something that lasts me Love reading about what others are doing! Helps me see where I can improve

[@viclovesbooksandtheatre4734]

I don't know much about your channel and am nowhere close to being a mom, but I want to be a stay at home mom someday. I love your outlook on life and if there were more people like you on this world, I can just imagine how kind, caring, and how peaceful it could be. Thank you for being a great rolemodel to those raising the next generation and God bless you and your sweet babies.

[@raelynfigueroa2921]

I’m a college student and i love your channel! your videos make me so excited to have my own home and little family someday! your kids are so adorable :)

[@CarolineLivino12345]

Your vlogs feels so calming too me ✨😍

[@bellabee8880]

you inspire me to be a mom! i want to stay home & homeschool my kids because my five sibs & I all grew up homeschooled :)

[@IsabellaLanter]

Amazing to see how positive you are! It inspires me to grow in my faith and my own positivity!

[@judy6389]

Your voice when you sing ( at 16:52 ) waaas amazing and ssoo soft 😭❤️❤️

[@CardioCaffeineQueen]

I've switched off plastic water bottles to reusable bottles, made a green drink in the morning with vegan powder, hemp hearts, almond milk, chia seeds, ground flax, fresh spinach & tumeric powder which is so delicious! I'm also looking into getting a compost bin. Was 300lbs & now I'm down 36lbs. Love love love your videos! Thank you so much!!!

[@starsbyjade8689]

Something I do to try to be more sustainable is to carry around a bamboo utensils kit in my backpack for school! It contains a fork, knife, spoon, chopsticks, a straw, and a straw cleaner with a wrap around canvas case to carry around. I bought it from a company called Sustainable Tomorrow :D

[@samanthafedor6005]

We use reusable grocery and produce bags. We also shop for our clothing mainly at thrift stores! I really enjoy finding amazing quality pieces for a fraction of the price and giving something a second life!

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

It was so sweet how you & Ivy worked on the chair together.

[@maya7607]

Sarah’s videos are so inspiring and calming, I literally found you just today and I can’t stop watching 💕💕😂

[@laurelwarren4883]

My husband and i got married a year ago and we were gifted some tea towels and cloth napkins. We just use those for napkins instead of buying disposable ones. Also we don't buy paper towels. I guess for us it's easier cause we don't have kids but we also save so much money not buying paper towels or napkins and single use utensils.

[@rebeccarutan2420]

I have changed a few things in the past, like bringing silverwear with me, straws, mentral cup. But something I just created today is a little "pickup station" for birds. I am going to push my hair from my hairbrush, lint and other random things so when a bird makes nest they can use what would end up in the trash :)

[@Yararar]

im very impressed and I admire the way you raise your children, they're so calm and sweet

[@jojoply]

Stainless straws, refillable water bottles. Thrift gif clothing and household items. Try to buy secondhand first. Is that soup enough for your hubby after a days work? Mine would be raiding the fridge in 10 minutes.

[@noor-5187]

During autumn and winter we live on rainwater (we have put a 3000L tank under the ground). It's actually crazy when u think about it...toilets being flushed with drinkable water😯. At least in my country and I think in many countries? U are lovely Sarah, good job on bringing awareness.

[@hannamgeorge]

I LOVE those chairs!! Also, I love to be sustainable by shopping at thrift stores, using reusable straws, and trying to use mugs at coffee shops whenever I can!!

[@cynthiabrundege4481]

This is regarding your video about things you don't buy anymore and I wanted to chime in on what I do, and wanted to make sure you saw my comment... I use reusable cotton rounds, and I love them! I also use reusable makeup wipes and reusable q-tips. I also don't buy regular toothpaste anymore. We use toothpaste tablets that even come in a glass jar! I also use these organic cotton dryer balls, that are amazing! Also I don't buy traditional shampoo, conditioner, or body wash anymore. Instead I use shampoo bars, conditioner bars, and body wash bars. I do a whole lot of other things that are waste free but those are some :)

[@hannahjames5400]

While I'm no where near zero waist, I do try to shop mainly at thrift stores. The prices are way better and there's so many different pieces of clothing that you can't find at outlet stores. But anyway, you are very inspiring! You definitely set an example of how people can live there lives in an ethical, sustainable way. I truly appreciate your content and you kids are so polite and kind ❤️

[@carolinedraper2825]

I only shop for clothes second hand. I grew up doing this because I have a big family and we couldn’t go out and buy new clothes very often. Now I’m just used to it and I’m so glad that haven’t fallen into the fast fashion trap.

[@noelleliszkay1000]

I really love you and your family and your videos. They inspire me and make me happy and I have changed a lot of my lifestyle habits from watching you. How I have become more sustainable. I have a reusable water bottle and coffee cup (which I need to use more). I just invested in bamboo straws. I got bamboo toothbrushes for my partner and I. I use the menstral cup and it's a rule in our house now that we have to use up what we have first before we buy anything new, and that is food items, body care items, you name it. This has saved us so much money :) Thank you Sarah

[@kaylapeters24]

Love, love, love your content. You put such care and passion into your work and it shows! Keep up the good work! Also, to be more sustainable, I try to only purchase items as needed, I've done away with shopping for things I don't really need and I use reusable cups and mugs for all of my drinks through out the day.

[@elianaarbelo1862]

Your such a good momma and human! Love your content! Will always support you ! Thanks for sharing! Happy Friday 😆💕

[@anissatiqahabdul6199]

Watching your videos while it's raining and my baby is asleep, feels soooo good sarah! I somehow actually feeling nice and cozy 😍

[@essierose7202]

I needed a new sheet set so I've just bought bamboo sheets - SO much more sustainable than cotton!! And now I find that you can get bamboo socks, bamboo underwear, bamboo clothes etc! Apparently according to a friend they feel beautifully soft so I am excited to try them out :)

[@helainawalmsley4225]

Every item of furniture we own in our home was brought from the second hand store or preowned by family or off Facebook market place. OR made by my husband in his workshop. I think this saves money, is much more sustainable and makes every piece so much more special!! :)

[@whitneyhannah522]

I do that too! My neighbors were moving out and had a ton of stuff out on trash day, i found a really cute set of shelves that now hold my kitchen appliances (and things like my dutch oven) and a...wait for it...BRAND NEW DYSON VACUUM! Score

[@jescross6834]

We use reusable shopping bags, walk as much as we can, pack our own lunches in reusable containers, shop local as much as possible, reusable coffee and water bottles, we use cloth instead of paper napkins, and shop second hand a ton (no fast fashion) :)PS im a crazy sweat too and tend to wear looser tops too because of it. and I have the same striped Ikea couch blanket and I love love love it!

[@lesliedaubert4250]

What ingredients can be used instead of cashews? I'm allergic to them.

[@selina9802]

I have seen people using sunflower seeds in some recepies

[@Sustainabledoula]

Any other nut really. Or use coconut cream

[@di4085]

Have you ever tried roasted red pepper soup? That's tomato soup with red peppers and it is so smooth and delicious.

[@a.joyfulnoise]

I thrift, use my fave yeti reusable water bottle and hit up consignment shops for things first before buying new. We recycle, compost and are learning about more sustainable living. It's a journey but thankful to take things one day at a time.

[@trinityneumayr5024]

Happy Friday! Much love for you and your family!

[@complicatedblessings858]

You are such an inspirational woman! Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.

[@Sarah-js6dh]

Thrifting/making clothes last as long as possible, reduced plastic consumption into our house, buying used furniture, cloth diapered kiddos. Decent amount of things I suppose lol. I used to get trash furniture like solid wood dressers on the street for free in Pittsburgh all the time when we lived there.

[@elizabethdinmore2962]

Thank god for this video! Just finished my hw and now I can relax 😍 Lyyyyyyy ❤

[@funkytrunkfashion]

I think my entire apartment is furnished with either things free from the side of the road or the thrift store and I just painted things to match or look good. I also use a menstrual cup, mend my own clothes (and/or alter them) and.... Cook a lot instead of eating out? I think that's helpful lol. I think I might do more but idk..

[@alyssakaye4138]

Omg Ellie’s face while she’s getting adjusted! 😍

[@hannahcollinson9309]

I don’t buy new clothes unless necessary.. I use second hand shops and swap shops! Also reusable bottle wherever we go. Don’t buy paper towels and cutting down on disposable wipes by taking a flannel and soap. Little steps.. getting there.

[@emilamaa]

With my husband and I getting stationed in a super super small town with no places to get clothes except Ross and Walmart or driving an hour and a half to the mall there are about 4 really awesome thrift stores here that I love to go to! I have found such awesome finds there

[@sarahbowell8462]

Hi Sarah I love to buy second and up cycle them, my recent finds were a gorgeous corner TV cabinet which I painted to my colour scheme and also 2 bedside pine cabinets which I also painted. Great video as always Sarah xxx

[@AshleyRose8411]

this video just melted my heart, your children are so so cute

[@juliebullock6473]

Please do more videos on your laundry routine! I need to understand how you take care of stains and stay on top of clothes for three kids when they don’t have much.

[@LucieOverloaded]

Your videos cheer me up on the long days, thank you ❤ I make my own dryer sheets using cloths, vinegar and some essential oils and I prefer to go thrift shopping when it comes to my clothing.

[@nicollettesingleton444]

We have been making changes gradually. I found when I tried to do too much I got overwhelmed. As of recently, we got out paper towels and I've been making my own DIY products so I cut out all those plastic bottles (shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste tubes, etc.) and also those bad chemicals in store bought products!

[@aylyncalcano2885]

About a year ago I started to go thrifting, bought my own water bottle (which has helped me drink more water) and bought a small cutlery set to reduce plastic waste when I go to school or anywhere else 😎❤️🌳

[@curtandbrebuck7409]

I found the chairs on Overstock in case anyone was interested. They are on sale today for $118.39 (US) for TWO CHAIRS! Here is the name of them: Mountfair Modern Dining Chair with Beech Wood Legs (Set of 2) by Christopher Knight Home - Black, Natural Wood Finish

[@ashleylauren5108]

Sarah!!!! I love your minimalist vids~~~

[@hollydegroot6510]

One of the ways that I try to be more eco friendly is by using reusable diapers and wipes (and I am so happy with that decision). They are now being used on my 2nd kiddo and going and still going strong and I hope to reuse them if we have a third.

[@BrittanyStav]

I have chickens and we feed them scraps. I also recycle a toooon, and compost. We also have a garden that we grow our own veggies in the summer. I always take my own coffee or tea to town instead of buying one out and I never buy bottles of water unless it's for camping

[@aleksandra9778]

I have my favorite hoodie for 12 years (rn on me) and most of my clothes are "old" in a good way ♥️ and I found my favorite FAVORITE bonsai tree right next to the trash bin in a parking lot and I'm not taking anything from places like that but it was like minus milion outside in the winter and I couldn't live it like that 😢🤣

[@hannameadville9968]

Your videos always inspire me to be productive and get stuff done!

[@furby3948]

Wicker is the favorite material for bed bugs. I found out the hard way from Salvation Army. I would suggest never getting anything wicker secondhand.

[@toriskyler6852]

WHATTTTT baskets are my favorite thing to thrift 😭😭😭

[@kashmerialam1488]

You got a friend in IVY.... My gosh your kiddos are so well mannered!

[@stephaniebyrne7706]

No single use products, no plastic, thrifting, hardly any garbage or recycling ❤️🇨🇦

[@adsuderman]

Ivy is literally the cutest 😍

[@asmaurrahman8209]

Elizebeth was dancing little chubby baby! ❤️ You look so bright and energetic and gorgeous in this video! 😍 I love you and your family! Stay blessed 😍❤️🌹

[@teamheroes1945]

I do the following to live more sustainable. 1. Avoid single use plastic be it plastic bags or bottles. 2. I use a menstrual cup for zero waste period. 3. I don't shop until and unless I need something. I use second hand clothes. 4. I carry my reusable coffee mug and water bottles at all times. 5. I don't use deodorants or body lotions to avoid plastic containers. 6. I always carry a jute bag when we go grocery shopping. 7. I try to use any electronic device for as long as possible. I am currently using a second hand phone. So reuse is the key. 8. I don't buy processed meat. And minimizing meat consumption as much as possible. 9. I declutter and donate. I love doing so. 10. I use less products for almost everything now. Be it my make up or skin care or cleaning products I keep it minimal. Thank you for inspiring us Sarah. Much love.

[@ashlynnheller8400]

Hearing you tell Ivy "don't run over your sister" cracked me up. Totally reminds me of me and my little sis.

[@maddiev611]

Last time I was this early Calvin wasn't born

[@beeabby4289]

I thrift at least 95% of my clothes. I can never find anything in stores that I really like but I always find the best peices at thrift stores.

[@jules4729]

Queen Panda Any tips on this? I really want to start thrifting but my mom never wants to go to the thrift store and i kinda feel embarrassed to ask anyone. any tips?

[@beeabby4289]

@@jules4729 It's nothing to feel embarrassed about. To me a thrift store is just another store. If you don't feel comfortable to ask some friends to go shopping then go alone (sometimes it's not as fun). Then show your mom or friends what you got and then they may be more inclined to go with you next time. However if you don't want to go alone ask! The worst thing that could happen is they say no. My biggest tip is don't be embarrassed, thrifting is so much fun and so rewarding.

[@amyli092]

Your kids are honestly so cute, and it's great that they're helpful whenever it's time to clean up! PS: One of the biggest ways I've become more sustainable is using less plastic baggies when packing my lunch, plus I always use a reusable water bottle. I've also gone without using paper towels for a couple years now when cleaning in my bathroom or bedroom :)

[@katietaylor4569]

I actually have a blog that is centered around thrifting and up cycling. I also always try to use reusable shopping bags and recycle whatever plastic bags o do end up using at the grocery store. I have a stainless steel water bottle that I use every day. And I always recycle everything that can be recycled!

[@slowerhell]

Where are the chairs from pleeeease?

[@samanthakessel7285]

I have found some quite cheap bamboo silverware, and some bamboo straws (not cheap). Thinking about donating most of my clothes and making my own... I find that dresses that are really simple and more comfortable than jeans actually.

[@eo6028]

Reusable bags (or choose paper if I forget) for groceries, thrifting, ethic bento containers for snack prepping instead of Ziplocs, and water bottles.

[@corachristel]

I try to be more sustainable by wearing my clothes until they have holes in them, and if I don't like them or they don't fit me anymore, I donate them. Same with shoes. I wear one pair of tennis shoes or winter boots everywhere until they're destroyed. ☺️

[@i.e.presents638]

Cora Vukosich Just a tip: your shoes will last a lot longer if you never wear the same ones 2 days in a row. So having 2-3 of each kind of shoe you might wear daily during a certain time of year makes better lpng term sense, sustainability wise. Example, because I work out 5-6 times a week I have at least 3 pairs of sneakers/trainers at any given time. For the rainy season I always have 2-3 pairs of boots, very different from each other. For Spring/Summer I have a few pairs of comfy sandals. They will all wear down less overall and more gradually at that. As a bonus this tends to be kinder to our feet and less likely to cause odor. Learning to care for my shoes has been a part of the process for me. Still learning, and I have definitely not been great at maintaining all of my sustainability experiments, but this one has held.

[@corachristel]

Great tips but I can't afford to do that. I live in a family of 8 and we just simply don't have the funds to buy more than one pair of shoes and one pair of boots for everyone in the family. It kinda sucks that being more sustainable is so much more expensive up front. 😢

[@mikhailmikhailov2378]

I adore your kids, they're adorable.

[@oliviacartwright4869]

I have recently discovered Soap Nuts to use for my laundry & as a natural disinfectant for the surfaces in my home. It is so gratifying to clean using an environmentally friendly product & throwing them in the compost once they are toast!

[@hisloveiseternal1]

So glad you see a Chiropracter. So great for the immune system!!! Helped my pregnancy so much as well 💕

[@corachristel]

Chiropractic care has helped me with my dancing so much (all the contorting and weird positions are hard on the joints) and the amount of times my family gets sick has dramatically decreased, and when we do, it's not as bad and a shorter time period too :)

[@hisloveiseternal1]

@@corachristel yay!! ☺️🙏

[@majdabadawi9023]

Can you do a thorough video on disciplining children in an effective way?..your kids seem so well behaved. This is a request from a fellow mama who needs any tips she can get♥️

[@JAVEDIQBAL-lr9mf]

I was just going to request this and then I saw your message !

[@nataschapowell2827]

We only buy organic and mostly local food. Whenever we buy clothes they will be sustainably made and local. We never use unorganic products so a very natural lifestyle. 🌍

[@BTanny777]

Are you guys still hoping for baby #4? I have 3 and they’re a handful but MAN I love your channel. So inspiring and I just love the vibes.

[@Megan_Truly]

That's such a cute little chair. I don't think I've ever really grabbed something good on the side of the road either...I guess kind of my neighbor moved out of her rental and left a nice broom, a mop, and some little utensil crocks for in the kitchen so I texted her and made sure it really was stuff she didn't want and I took that stuff... I also have found stuff people lost in the middle of nowhere like hats and water bottles and taken that because I didn't think they were coming back for it anyways...but never stuff that had like a free sign it usually looks broken and crappy lol.

[@Chronically.sarahdayton]

I almost only buy ”new” clothing from thrift stores or thread up. When I want new stuff, I look on poshmark, Facebook market place, or mercari. I produce a lot of waste due to being chronically ill. I take a lot of medications and they come with a ton of excess packaging. I recycle everything I can. I live in a very small town, so it takes a ton of work, but I hope it helps. Due to my illnesses and my soul, I eat dairy and meat free most of the time so I hope that helps the world a little too. I do what I can with the very small/nonexistent financial earnings (I'm still living with my family at 22 for many reasons), chronic illnesses that affect literally everything, and the small town I live in. I agree that it's going to change the world that if everybody does something vs someone doing everything. I think that it should encourage people to just try and know that every ”little” thing you do makes a difference.

[@Jacqueline.Medina]

I try to do what I can to be environmentally friendly. I have been using cloth napkins for years and keep a glass container in my car so I don’t have to use disposable containers if I don’t eat all of my food when I go out.

[@NickaPaulo]

I have four chairs that I got from the garbish and they are fantastic. I clean them and made new inners and outers that I can take off and put in the wash and they are fluffy and very durable. They are metal and I have them for 4-6 years. I just had bought our table and I only had some stools that were not as comfy. When I got them I thought they wouldn't be good and that they would discuss me because the foam was all ripped and dirty but the structure was amazing and I just bought new foam and cloth matching my style. They are amazing. We do need 4 more but those are so great that it's difficult to find something as good and somewhat cheap =D

[@rnazyyav]

You did this all in one day 🤯 wow you are so productive 👍

[@heatherluvbug]

I love watching your videos! I always want to purge stuff after watching you! One of my favorite ways to “do something” Is I usually always buy my sons clothes from a consignment shop and I also consign his clothes that don’t fit. I also have not bought bottled water in over a year!!! I use one of my favorite hydroflasks for my water

[@OdeMelody]

Our family thrifts for clothes as much as possible, we reuse gift bags and bows for presents, and when an extended family member needs furniture there's usually extra in someone's basement. My entire living room set cost less then $200 because we only had to get lamps, a small chair, and coat hooks from craigslist, a dog bed, a potted plant, and a carpet... Everything else, family members gave to us - and amazingly it all matches really well. Oh, and veganism always helps with sustainability too... I'm not vegan this pregnancy at request of my midwife, but i'll be back on it in six months. My partner still is vegan though. Lots of salads with tofu, nuts and seeds... he might even use the same dressing as Sarah Therese, lol.

[@carolynbyler6775]

I use stainless steel straws, reusable ziplock bags, reusable grocery bags, and menstrual cups...trying to switch over to more sustainable plastic free items 🙌🏻love your channel and minimalist videos ❤️

[@brenna5202]

We found my daughters head and footboard to her bed in the front of someone’s yard! It’s adorable and solid wood!