Mom Is Teaching

Welcome to the August 27, 2007 edition of Carnival of SAHMs here at Mom Is Teaching. Many homeschooling families do so by having one parent stay home with the children full time, and most of them are the mothers. Because of this help for stay at home moms is important for homeschooling families. I hope you will find lots of tips and advice here to help you out.

We like to go to school in our pajamas, but Millionaire Mommy Next Door has an even better idea. Check out How I Became a Millionaire While Working In My Pajamas posted at Millionaire Mommy Next Door, saying, “From minimum wage to millionaire, here’s the story of my entrepreneurial journey.”

Believe it or not there are some single moms out there who manage to stay home and homeschool. But no matter how single mothers choose to raise their children they all need support. Amanda Harris shares a great resource for that support Single Moms posted at Pajama Mommy.

We could all use some great hints to help us get through the day. Annette Berlin shares some in Mary Ellen’s Best of Helpful Hints posted at Frugal Journey, saying, “As part of an ongoing effort to pare down my belongings, I was going through an old box of books the other day. Among the out-of-style craft books and boring cookbooks, I found an old torn up copy of Mary Ellen’s Best Of Helpful Hints.”

I’ll admit it, I’m a clutter junkie. I jsut cannot seem to keep my house clutter free no matter what I try. Luckily Julie Bonner has the answer in Top 5 Tips to Make This an Organized School Year posted at Declutter It!, saying, “Getting back into the groove of the school year can be tough. Starting it out in an organized way can help things go a little more smoothly.”

They say we learn the best when we’re having fun. So how about a little fun poetry to help sink in an important lesson?Alta presents Not NASCAR posted at Love Country Living.

Being a stay at home mom means budgeting your money wisely. When you do get a little extra to splurge don’t waste it on something you’ll regret. Stephanie has one helpful solution on Don’t Waste Your Time or Money on Bad Movies posted at Stop the Ride!.

I know there are many families who choose to stay home because they have children that need special care. I want to remind you of the free book I have offered called What You Can Do Right Now to Help Your Child with Autism posted at Mom Is Teaching.

Community serve doesn’t have to be a huge production. Stretch Mark Mama shows us all how to have fun while teaching our kids an important lesson in Trash Mash posted at Stretch Mark Mama.

Where do stay at home moms fit into society? Mommy Babble talks about this in Stay at Home Moms and Our Place in Society posted at Mommy Babble.

Ever have one of those trips? So has Jenny. Commiserate with her in Honey, I’m Home! posted at the so called me.

Moms need some goodies too! Amanda Harris shares the wealth in Fun Stuff Just For Moms! posted at Pajama Mommy.

For parents of children with special needs and diets back to school time can be even more tricky. pickel offers some help with Gluten Free and Casein Free School Supplies posted at My Two Boys.

Looking for some great tips? Crystal Unrau presents Today’s Parenting Tips posted at Two Moms In A Blog.

Unexpected company coming? Sometimes people seem to think that because we’re home all day that must mean the house is spotless. Wrong! Carissa offers some tips for a last minute quick tidy inGOYB Challenge: Company’s Coming! posted at SAHMmy Says.

For some stay at home moms the way that their children came into the world can be something that weighs on them long after the fact. Kendra Dahlstrom shares on examplein Baby Taken? posted at vbacadventure.com.

Helping our children understand money can be one of the most imporatnt thigns to teach them abut how the world works. Rachel shares her thoughts on Teaching Children about Money posted at A Juggling Mum.

I hate spiders. There I said it. Luckily I’ve never had to deal with whatKimC has. If it makes you feel better, daddy longlegs are actually beneficial to have around. Aranchnophobia? Texas is not for wimps. posted at Life in a shoe: the methods and madness of one mother of 8, saying, “We all have days like this every now and then…or am I fooling myself? Have you ever taken on thousands of daddy longlegs with just a shop vac?”

What’s my nightmare? Taking the boys to the store when I absolutely have to and they really shouldn’t be in public. Stephanie knows what I’m talking about, and she has a plan. Running Errands with Kids posted at Adventures in the 100 Acre Wood.

Can we get personal a moment? If you don’t like TMI (too much information) it’s best that you scroll on now. We use a lot of reusable products around here, both for frugality and the environment. cloth diapers and cloth wipes for the babies, and yep, you guessed it. Reusable products for the mom too. I’m not alone. Stephanie shares some on this in Reusable Feminine Products posted at Stop the Ride!.

Summer reminds us to keep our own minds active, even when we’re home with the kids all day. Learn Something New Every Day posted at Wired For Noise.

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