About this episode
In today’s Q&A episode, I’m sharing exciting updates on our farmhouse build, including the unique pantry design I’ve been working on and how we’re planning for long-term living in our new home. I also dive into how I manage those pesky ticks and mosquito bites while prioritizing plenty of free-range outdoor time for my kids. Plus, I answer your questions about managing daily chores with littles in tow and how to stay motivated to decorate when you know your living situation is temporary. If you're looking for inspiration in homemaking, family life, and parenting, this episode is packed with practical tips and relatable insights.In this episode, we cover:
Progress on our new farmhouse build, with the basement completed and framing expected soon
Answering your questions about the pantry design with lots of windows and a plan for climate-controlled food storage
Planning to ensure the new farmhouse is fully functional for long-term living
Tick and mosquito prevention tips for families who prioritize outdoor time year-round
Tips for balancing daily chores with raising young kids and prioritizing outdoor time
Finding the right balance between social opportunities and creating a calm, stress-free home
Addressing myths about big families: does having a lot of kids rob them of enough parental attention?
How I approach making our temporary home cozy without investing in major projects
View full show notes on the blog + watch this episode on YouTube.Thank you for supporting the sponsors that make this show possible!RESOURCES MENTIONEDListen to Abbie of M is for Mama on her podcast and follow on InstagramCheck out Abbie Halberstadt’s two books: M is for Mama and Hard is Not the Same Thing as BadThe Lila Rose Show, Episode 166: The Truth About Babies, Big Families, and Happiness with Catherine PakalukCheck out Jennifer Pepito’s two appearances on my podcast here and
