If you’re looking for ways to stretch your family’s budget without giving up the cozy things you love, you’re in the right place! In this section, I share practical money-saving tips, frugal mom hacks, and simple strategies to help you cut costs while still creating a life that feels full and joyful. Saving money doesn’t have to mean living without—it’s about being intentional, creative, and making room for what really matters.
If you’ve ever stood at the checkout line and wondered how a cart full of “just the basics” turned into a triple-digit total, friend, you are not alone. Groceries are expensive, and feeding a family can feel overwhelming when you’re trying to stick to a budget. But here’s the truth: you can still create delicious,…
Groceries. They’re one of those unavoidable expenses that always seem to sneak up on us. You head into the store with a short list, and somehow leave with a cart full of snacks, a candle you didn’t plan on, and a bill that makes you gasp a little at checkout. Friend, you are not alone—I’ve…
If you’ve ever looked around your house and thought, we have way too much stuff, or felt that guilty pit in your stomach after hitting “checkout,” then friend, a no buy year might be just what your family needs. More to read: What is a Low Buy Year? Tips for Moms Who Want to Simplify…
If you’ve ever looked around your home and felt overwhelmed by the clutter, the toys that seem to multiply overnight, or the Amazon boxes showing up way too often, you are not alone, friend. Many moms—especially us stay-at-home moms—find ourselves stuck in the cycle of “add to cart” as a way to fill gaps, entertain…
Saving money often comes down to making smarter choices about where and how you spend. One of the easiest ways to cut costs is by identifying everyday items you can either stop buying altogether or replace with more cost-effective alternatives. From skipping that daily coffee shop run to cutting back on trendy home decor, small…
Article summary: Money saving tips for moms When I was pregnant with my first son, I knew I wanted to be home with him full time but at the time I didn’t know how to make that happen. My husband worked at a restaurant, we had a mortgage to pay, and I had to find…
