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The moment you discover non-resident library cards is the moment your library life changes forever. Many libraries let you pay a small annual fee to get a non-resident card (and many library systems let anyone from the state get a free library card even if you’re not in the system bounds!). On my blog today, I’m sharing a huge list of places to get a non-resident card - get ready to have way better access to Libby or Hoopla if you’re far away or more paper books if you’re close by! Comment LINK and I’ll send the post right to your DMs ❤️ And if I missed any libraries that offer non-resident options, let me know in the comments and I’ll keep updating this list. #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booksbooksbooks #librarycard #librarylover #librarylove #janssenskindlehacks
a year ago
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It feels SO GOOD for me as a parent to lean into the things I love to do with my kids. We read, play games, do puzzles, ski, go for walks in the neighborhood, have friends over, and stop at bakeries and ice cream shops. Plenty of other parents do things with their kids that sound REALLY not fun to me. And I love that! Their choices about how they spend their time with their kids doesn’t say anything about me as a parent (and my choices don’t say anything about them). If you live for the first day of school photo with a letter board? GO. FOR. IT. If a back to school dinner stresses you out? Skip it! There are a million ways to be a good parent. What things do you love doing as a parent and what do you skip? PS: I have a whole blog post about this, if you want more details - just comment LINK and I’ll send it straight to your DMs ❤️ #parenting #backtoschool #momlife #parentinglife
a year ago
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Adult life is coming for all my children and I want them to look forward to it! I’m the #1 example they see right now of what an adult woman’s life looks like and I never want them to assume that it’s going to mean always putting all their needs last, feeling guilty about doing anything for themselves, drowning under household tasks, or thinking it’s too late for new experiences or to learn new skills. I want them to see a whole world of excitement and learning available to them, a healthy balance of work and play, meaningful relationships, and the skills to manage the day-to-day tasks of life without being buried by them. My husband and I say all the time “we want to make adult life look appealing” - if everything our kids see of adulthood is a slog, I can’t blame any child for not wanting to be a grown-up and avoiding it in any way they can. Of course there are difficult things about being an adult (just like there are difficult things about being a kid!) but I want them to see a full vision, not just the hard parts. How does adulthood feel to you? And how do you think it looks to your kids? PS - I wrote a whole blog post about this. Comment LINK and I’ll send it right to your DMs ❤️
a year ago
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It can be so exhausting as a parent to have to plan things every weekend, week after week. A few years ago, we realized that we could just pick ONE go-to activity for the season and just enjoy the heck out of it instead of reinventing the wheel (or having nothing to do) every weekend. It’s such a great way to automate your weekends a little and for both you and your kids to know what to expect when the weekend rolls around and have something to look forward to! I’d love to hear if you have a go-to weekend activity (or what you might consider as one!) - let me know in the comments! And if you comment LINK, I’ll send you some other ideas for making weekends with kids fun and enjoyable for everyone!
a year ago
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Closing the loop is something I think about all the time and that I’m very serious about teaching my kids because it makes your life SO MUCH EASIER. When we get home from a trip, unpacking immediately takes the same amount of time as it will a week later, but I don’t have a week of thinking “I need to unpack!” or every morning trying to find my toothbrush or a pair of socks or my mascara buried in my suitcase or my room looking cluttered. Putting your backpack on its hook when you get home from school means you don’t later have to come pick it up off the couch when your mom nags you about it and you know exactly where it is the next morning. Immediately recycling junk mail instead of letting it pile up on your coffee table means it is one and done instead of overwhelming you day after day. Those few minutes of effort smooth the path so much and NOT spending those few minutes costs you hours, days or weeks of unnecessary overwhelm, frustration, and stress when you can’t find what you’re looking for, your space stresses you out, and you’re constantly trying to tie off a million loose ends. The loops I’m particularly bad at closing are errand related - I get so exhausted from running errands and even IN a store, I’ll think “I’ll just come back and get milk later.” As if spending 90 seconds to go to the dairy section and grab a gallon of milk will be harder than leaving my house, getting in my car, driving to the store, parking, going in, getting a gallon of milk and paying for it and then going home another time. I have to say to myself all the time in this kind of situation, “it will NEVER BE EASIER than it is right now.” (Now you know why grocery delivery is for sure my most well-spent money). Which loops are you good at closing and which ones do you struggle with? #momhacks #getitdone #lifeskill #parenting
a year ago
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Ahhh, why is there no better feeling than skipping the line? When you can nab a massive bestselling book instead of waiting in the library hold line for weeks or months, it’s basically like winning the reader lottery. What books have you gotten through Skip the Line? (Hint: it’s sometimes called Lucky Day, instead). (P.S. if your library lines are super long or your library selection is very sad, consider getting a non-resident library card! Comment LINK and I’ll send you a huge list of places that offer them!) #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booklover #booklove #library #librarylove #overdrive
a year ago
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My excitement level over this kids version of the MODERN MANNERS book was already a 10 but when I actually got a copy, my mind was blown over how good it was! These are the modern manners and social skills you want your kids to learn but maybe haven’t thought of specifically teaching them. (And let’s be honest, some of us grownups could use a reminder too!) Have you seen either the teen or kid versions of these books? Comment LINK and I’ll send them right to your DMs ❤️ #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booklover #bookrecommendations #parenting #parentingtips #mannersmatter #booksforkids
10 months ago
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I know this is a controversial opinion and if not having a TV in your room works well for you, I’m all for it! We actually never planned to have our TV in our bedroom but in our last house, there was no good TV space in our living room so we put it in our bedroom instead and now, five years later, I’ll never go back! How about you? P.S. I did a tour of our bedroom on my blog - comment LINK and I’ll send it right to your DMs, along with a link to these pjs ❤️ #momhacks #getmoresleep #busymomlife #busymomlife
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