Bake Sales Build Kids' Business Skills
Of course we all want the best for our kids. We encourage them to learn other languages, try different instruments, and play sports to stay active. Well, here's a great way to let their creative juices flow and their entrepreneurial skills grow! Help your child take part in the next school bake sale.
Divvy It Up
I like the group gift. Get a bunch of people together to get something really nice. It is a little bit of a hassle to do the collecting, though. In fact, I spend a fair amount of time trying to get out of that job.
Cash or Credit?
There are certainly benefits to using cash. I think I don't spend as much, and I can't spend more than I have. But I have found that if you have a credit card you can pay off each month to avoid finance charges, there are some perks that you just don't get otherwise.
We Really Haven't Come a Long Way, Baby
Headlines in all the major magazines and websites are stating that women are now the primary breadwinners of the household, earning more than their mates. Is this a good thing? My question is, have women really surpassed men on the career front?
Mom Feeds Family of Four for $4 a Week
Massachusetts mom Kathy Spencer is so good at clipping coupons that she can feed her family of six for about $4 a week.
The Sweep
Wherever we go, we seem to leave things. Not big things, like a child or a car, but enough little things that it can be annoying. And expensive.
American Women: More Power than Pleasure
A new poll mounted by Time magazine on the state of American women is as positive as it is perplexing.
Halloween Candy and Other Alternatives
I like to give out something good for Halloween. I don't want to be one of those houses where the kids leaving tell the kids approaching not to bother.
Frightfully Frugal: Halloween on a Budget
With record numbers of Americans losing their jobs and homes, this year has been scary enough! So to ease the terrified minds of all of my money-saving moms, I have come up with a few ways to keep a little more money in your pockets!
Not Too Crafty Costumes
I am not particularly crafty. I am not like a friend of mine with four children whom I spotted last October at Jo-Ann Fabrics. She was getting patterns and fabrics to whip up four darling ensembles for the kids and a sexy little number for herself. Just last week, I went to a costume party dressed as Bea Arthur. I think you've got the picture.
Minding My Business
I rarely use this space for self-promotion, but I'm so excited about some new developments at MochaManual.com, I couldn't help myself.
Eat In and Save Cash!
I like to travel -- and a lot of the costs associated with travel have gone down. Eating out with several children, however, one of whom is too old to order off the kids' menu and another that is going through a growth spurt, can get pricey.
Make Some Allowances
I need some help around here, and we already have a live-in. (That would be me, in case you're not following.)
Atlanta Santa's Recessionary Moves
Due to overbookings and no-shows, one Atlanta mall is making parents fork over $15 bucks!
Soccer Season: Are You Game?
Soccer season is in full swing and this year, I've got three players at my house. Yikes!
Fight the Recession with Our Survival Guide
We just love DailyLit. It's a site where you can receive short book installments by e-mail or RSS feed, choose the days and times you want to read, and read on any computer or mobile device (iPhone, BlackBerry, etc.). And now they're offering momlogic readers the Momlogic Recession Survival Guide ... absolutely free!
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