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April 16, 2020

life at home

What We’re Up To: Homeschool. Drawing. Relaxing.

By Tianna Wynne | 2 Comments

The kids have been out of school since March 15 and we are gradually getting used to sharing our….

April 9, 2020

life at home

“Stay Home, Stay Safe” During COVID-19 and Mental Sanity

By Tianna Wynne | 1 Comment

Being introverted, you would think this new “Stay safe, stay home” life would be a super easy adjustment for me!

November 5, 2019

Home Cleaning Ideas with a Small Budget – Make Your Home Stunning.

By Guest Contributer | 0 Comments

Thank you to Amy Lara for this contribution. All ideas and opinions are her own. Some people hate it, some love it; however, the fact remains that virtually everyone prefers to reside in a clean house as opposed to a dirty one. It requires patience, some time, and some effort to wash up any house, but many people have a…

October 17, 2019

life at home

Using Vinegar to Clean Hardwood Flooring.

By Guest Contributer | 0 Comments

Today we consider whether vinegar is a good cleaning agent to use with hardwood flooring:

October 8, 2019

5 Green Stain Remover Hacks to Try at Home

By Guest Contributer | 1 Comment

When you’re as clumsy as I am, it’s useful to have some eco-friendly stain remover hacks at the ready! Read this guest post for more…. Did you know that the average American household consumes over 13,000 gallons of water a year washing clothes? That’s a lot of water going to waste — and it means you’ll have to pay off…

September 10, 2019

life at home

Incorporating Biophilic Design Into Your Home

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The concept of biophilic design is based on the idea of biophilia, a hypothesis that humans have an attraction and…

August 16, 2019

There is a Difference: Tantrums vs. Meltdowns

By Tianna Wynne | 3 Comments

It took me years to realize that we should have outgrown tantrums by now. How did I not notice that stories of younger kids freaking out were the most relatable to me? Then, I was told about the difference between meltdowns and tantrums and something clicked.