I am not an organized cook. I have ten million cookbooks with one page dogeared in each. And then there are all the recipes I have emailed to myself.... Then one day I came across recipething. It is very simple and allows  more...

Have you ever organized a schedule of dinner deliveries for a friend who just had a baby? It can be confusing to set it all up via email. A great free website called Food Tidings can help you set up a schedule of meals  more...

This is a simple idea that could work for any aged kids (ok, not babies)... But it has changed our household radically!  After dinner, my family (2 kids ages 4 and 6) all work together to clean the kitchen and make  more...

I just stumbled upon a fabulous blog called SimpleMom (via some links at MyDollarPlan). If you have not seen this blog, check it out! In addition to her daily musings about "life hacks for home managers," she  more...

This article on how to prepare food for a month in one day or two half days is great.  I'm not sure if I need to do that, but the tips found in this article are wonderful.  They give suggestions on what NOT  more...

This great article teaches tips for taming your to-do list. (You can use that sentence to teach  your kids about alliteration!)  For example, break all tasks into manageable chunks. Don't write down "clean  more...

To avoid clutter and misplacing important information in the kitchen, I created a Family Binder that organizes everything from Emergency Contact Numbers, Class lists and Takeout menus to School Directories, Sports Schedules,  more...