Less theory, more practical application! Had many ideas I'd like to try to apply to my toddler's routine and has solutions to overcoming teaching dilemmas in the home. It also has a lot of activities that I know he'll enjoy, yay for making learning fun!
11/5/13 The Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking, by Kate Payne
What a GREAT RESOURCE! Payne makes a great point when she says (I'm surmising here) the difference between owing the books and pinning it is that you are more likely to put it to action immediately than let it sit on a board waiting for a rainy day. My favorite sections are the room-by-room guides to practical placement/storage/cleaning/maintenance and finally decorating. Of course it is a great resource a-z for all things home-related for those who are seeking to make the most of what they have!
11/5/13 The Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking, by Kate Payne
What a GREAT RESOURCE! Payne makes a great point when she says (I'm surmising here) the difference between owing the books and pinning it is that you are more likely to put it to action immediately than let it sit on a board waiting for a rainy day. My favorite sections are the room-by-room guides to practical placement/storage/cleaning/maintenance and finally decorating. Of course it is a great resource a-z for all things home-related for those who are seeking to make the most of what they have!
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