As January wraps up, it’s the perfect time to tackle a few quick wins—think weekend projects, easy snacks for game day, and clever tips for keeping screen time under control (without the drama). This week, we’ve got ideas to refresh your home and make life a little simpler, one bite and one screen-free moment at a time.

We’re deep into January, and while the “New Year, New You” energy might be wearing off, there’s still time to reset. This week, we’re talking about how to clear your mind by clearing your space, snack swaps your kids will actually eat, and smart tech to keep your life running smoothly. Let’s make 2025 feel a little lighter—and a whole lot easier.

January is the perfect time to make your home feel like a warm hug, but it’s easy to overdo it (hello, throw blankets everywhere). This week, we’re diving into simple ways to refresh your space, one-pot meals that practically cook themselves, and clever tricks to keep the family moving through those cold winter days. Let’s start the year feeling cozy, calm, and in control.

The New Year glow is still fresh, but let’s be real—January can feel like a lot. New routines, big goals, and a mountain of post-holiday laundry don’t exactly scream “fresh start.” This week, we’re keeping it simple with tips for easing back into routines, small changes that make a big impact, and strategies to actually enjoy January. Let’s start 2025 with grace—not pressure.

The end of the year is here, and it’s time to hit the reset button. This week, we’re looking back on 2024, setting intentions for an amazing 2025, and sharing simple ways to start the New Year feeling refreshed (and maybe even a little inspired). Plus, we’ve got some fun cocktail and mocktail recipes to help you ring in the New Year with style—because what’s a celebration without a little sparkle?

Ring in the new year with style and flavor! Whether you're hosting an elegant soirée or an intimate gathering, these carefully crafted cocktails and mocktails will add a touch of sparkle to your celebration.

It’s Christmas week! Whether you’re hosting, road-tripping, or planning to stay in your PJs all day (lucky you), this is the moment to pause, breathe, and soak up the magic. This week, we’re sharing last-minute Christmas Eve ideas, a fun way to reflect on the year as a family, and how to prep for the post-holiday “reset” without overwhelming yourself. Let’s wrap up the season feeling joyful—and maybe even a little organized.

The countdown is officially on! With just over a week to go, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos. But we’re here to remind you that the holidays don’t have to be perfect—they just have to feel good. This week, we’re sharing creative gift-wrapping ideas, tips to set boundaries (so you’re not doing all the things), and how to sneak in a little “you time” amid the hustle.

The holiday season is in full swing, and it’s easy to feel like you’re running a marathon of shopping lists, school events, and endless to-dos. This week, we’re shifting gears with creative ways to create meaningful moments, easy-but-elegant baking ideas, and strategies for gifting smarter—not harder. Because the holidays aren’t about doing all the things—they’re about enjoying the ones that matter most.

December is officially here, and whether you’re already humming holiday tunes or still trying to recover from Thanksgiving, we’ve got just what you need. This week, we’re talking cozy ways to decorate without the clutter, recipes for “lazy mom” holiday treats, and creative ideas for spreading cheer (without spending hours on Pinterest). Let’s make this month feel joyful—not overwhelming.

Thanksgiving is so close you can taste the mashed potatoes! This week, we’re skipping the stress and diving into the fun stuff. From festive table decor to keeping the kids entertained (so they don’t “help” too much), we’ve got you covered. But first—storytime.

Thanksgiving Prep: Like a Boss (or at least like someone who looks like one)

It’s Thanksgiving crunch time, but don’t sweat it—we’ve got your back. From taming the chaos (looking at you, kitchen counters) to keeping the kids out of the pie early, here’s how to crush Thanksgiving and still have time for a second glass of wine.