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Kitchen Organization
Since I spend an inordinate amount of time breastfeeding these days, I’ve been using my time to plan our imminent move. For example, I’ve been focusing on our kitchen. the space is relatively small (and we have an inordinate number of appliances), so we’re going to have to be strategic about maximizing every available inch.
Here are some of the space-saving strategies we’re thinking about implementing:1) Using tension rods to create vertical storage for baking sheets, cutting boards, etc.
2) Using cabinet organizers to store aluminum foil, parchment paper, etc.
3) Hanging brooms/mops/etc. on the inside of a closet door.… Read More
4) Storing spices in a
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Design Advice
We are set to close on Friday–assuming everything gets finished up in time! And I need your help decorating our main room, if you’re interested!
Here’s what we have so far:
A reclaimed wood dining room table (which will run parallel to the island) with these dining room
chairs
We’re thinking about a 3-sided sectional from IKEA in light gray (chaise + couch + loveseat) like this couch but in this light gray color… Read More
with the chaise and loveseats on the opposite sides. We were thinking
about having the U-shape open toward the far sliding glass door in the
photo and pushing the loveseat side all the way to -
Implementing a Routine
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There are many divisive topics within the realm of parenting, and deciding whether or not to nudge your child into a routine is one of them. I continue to talk about this topic because I think dialogue about the most controversial topics is particularly helpful. Even reading something that we disagree with helps us clarify our own thinking and choices. At the end of the day, how we parent is a choice that each of us makes based on what we think is best for our children and what will leave us feeling proud of ourselves as parents. Those choices are definitely going to vary from parent to parent, child
