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Stay At Home Mom's Day Off Starts Today

Time Saving, Sanity Saving & Energy Raising Tips for Stay At Home Moms


Written by: Viveca Stone-Berry
www.FatigueBeGone.com and www.GetReadyForLove.com


No matter what is going on or how busy you may be there is still one thing you have to do everyday. Several times a day. You Eat.

When you're a mom you feed others too. When you are a stay at home mom that means, Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Breakfast, lunch, arggggggg!

Mom, do you want a day off - this week? You can have it every week with these time saving, stay at home mom saving tips. Save time, Double Up And, get a mom's day off from cooking.

One way is to "double up." Specifically, double up every dinner recipe you make this month. Gonna cook for four? Cook for eight instead. One meal goes on the table, the other goes in the fridge.

Another way is to "add extra." Your recipe calls for a cup of rice and a pound of spinach? Make it a cup and half and a pound and a half. What you don't eat for dinner turns into a microwave lunch. Still a little "left over"? Freeze it!

Your goal mom - should you decide to take it on - is to cook double enough and extra enough so that you don't have to cook at all for at least one day a week! We'll call that day, Mom's Day Off!

Save Sanity! Swap with another Stay At Home Mom - And, take half a day off from your kids.

So many women left mom, grandma and their sisters behind, in another state, when they married the love of their lives. That's fine and dandy, but they are paying the price, literally. The average cost of babysitting ($10/hour) makes even a couple hours off the impossible dream.

But ... there's another stay at home mom, just like you, who would love any part of a day off. Probably you already know her from church, through friends, heck - maybe she lives next door.

Pick up the phone, walk next door, sit down over a cup of coffee and see about swapping kids. She takes yours - you take hers. You both get a break to shop, soak in the tub, dance around the house naked, nap, paint your fingernails and your toenails. How about a matinee? How about a bargain massage from the local massage school. How about ...

Raise Your Energy! Sneak Green & Power Snack - And you'll take every day off from fatigue.

So far we have saved time with cooking and mothering. Now, for a tip on how you can save time and gain energy!

Wherever possible, sneak in something green. In the fall and winter it 'tis the time of year for stews & soups and casseroles. These are perfect places to snuggle in some iron rich kale, green beans, spinach, mustard greens. That's my version of pumping iron!

In the Spring and Summer a little steam, a little stir fry, a pinch of sea salt, a half crank of pepper and a palm full of pine nuts... Yum, there is your quick, green, ironful, tasty side dish. Your kids don't like vegetables? Mom, bottom line - they follow your lead. Give it time. Give them time.

Last but not least - the Power Snack. Do not go hungry skipping meals or between meals. Make, take it and never leave home without it. "It" is a baggie of almonds & dates & sunflower seeds & pumpkin seeds & raisins & dried figs & blueberries & cranberries and ...

Yep, more iron and some anti-oxidants, too! More energy. More brain power. More long line and traffic stamina. More, Go Mom Go! Power.

Enjoy your day off and your energy on. Go get 'em baby! Just do it the easy way. O.k.?


About the Author:

Viveca Stone-Berry's guide to fatigue recovery began 3 months before her wedding. At least that's when the reading, research, doctor's appointments & soul searching began. See, it's when everything was going so GREAT emotionally she finally noticed her physical get up and go was gone. Her journey from couch potato to get-up-and-go! is now an easy 8 Step Process to help other women. Visit http://www.FatigueBeGone.com & http://www.GetReadyForLove.com
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