Working from home is a dream for lots of homeschool moms, but getting started takes a lot of preparation. Sarah Mueller of Early Bird Mom shares 9 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Becoming a Work-at-Home Mom. A little advance planning goes a long way. She shares a lot of great questions and many excellent answers […]
Planning Dinner Meals Using a 50-Pound Bag of Potatoes
Would your family eat 50 pounds of potatoes for 4 weeks worth of meals? When I decided to buy a 50-pound bag of potatoes, I knew I was going to need to be creative. For my family, I knew the biggest complaint would be eating potatoes every night for dinner. For some reason my family […]
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Homeschooling and Debt-Free Living
This post is from contributor Stacey Lane. This is one of the hardest times of the year to the achieve goals of debt-free living. Bills and budgets do not take a break for the holidays. The past few weeks I have been trying my best to save and earn extra money to pay for my […]
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How to Manage your Family Papers in a few Minutes a Day!
Are you swimming in paperwork? Whether its the mountain of papers your kids create (and that needs to be graded) or just dealing with the mail, paperwork can be a real hassle. Early Bird Mom shares her simple system for managing family paperwork. With just a few minutes a day, you can get your paperwork under […]
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How to Save Your Food Budget from the Feast or Famine Cycle
This post is from contributor Sherry Hayes. Challenging circumstances do happen to good, God-fearing people. They occur to those folks whose hearts are pure before Him. These difficult seasons can be a time of training and blessing, so that God can feed us from His precious promises and clothe us in His abundant grace. But there […]
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5 Things to Consider When Buying a Clunker to Save Money
This post is from contributor, Stacey Lane. At various points in our financial journey we have needed to drive a clunker. What is a clunker? A car that has over 150,000 miles, that at any moment could need thousands of dollars for repairs, and generally looks old and broken. Currently I have a 1999 […]
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Eating the Elephant Where the Grass is Greener
This post is from contributor, Stacey Lane. (This post contains affiliate links.) I have been writing monthly for Free Homeschool Deals for over a year. If we have bonded, you know my saga. You might remember how last summer all my major appliances broke and I wrote “How to Survive Without Your Major Appliances, Really.” […]
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