Being Happy With Less: My Family’s Journey Towards Living Simply

I don’t have a big house. Or a big yard. Or a big bank account. But I have the people I love most by my side, joy in my soul, and the memories I choose to fill my moments with. I have everything I need and probably more. Our family’s journey towards simple living forced us to reevaluate what truly brought us happiness….and what simply gave us fleeting sparks of joy. Our home and the objects inside of it do not dictate how successful, happy or rich we are. We do….and the smiles and friends we leave in our wake.

Food For ThoughtTaesha ButlerMarch 22, 2017Simple living, minimalism, living simply, healthy family, transitioning toward minimalism, transitioning toward simple living, balanced family, minimal family, minimalist family, whole living, whole life, peaceful living, simple living, being happy with less Comments

There Are No Super Moms: An Open Letter To The Mom Who Doesn't Feel Like She is "Enough"

To the mom who feels like she doesn't stack up. Who has felt like she didn't compare to the other moms. Who doesn't feel she is like "enough".......you are enough. Because there are no Super Moms.

Food For ThoughtTaesha ButlerFebruary 28, 2017mom life, no super moms, super moms, motherhood, parenthood, natural parenting, balanced family, whole life, natural parenthood, healthy mom, healthy moms, frustrated moms Comments

School Mornings: Tips For Getting Out The Door On Time

The hustle to get out the door in the morning is many parents' most dreaded time of the day. It can be stressful. There honestly is no other way to put it. But, it doesn't have to be. Really! There are ways to help school mornings go by with a bit more ease, organizations, and structure.

The Balanced FamilyTaesha ButlerOctober 19, 2016school morning, how to get out the door on time, how to get out the door on time with kids, balanced family, balancing family, time management with kids, family time managementComment

The Value of the Family Dinner Time

So many beautiful things happen around the family dinner table. Valuable and important things. Here are 3 reasons to find the time (just a few days a week) to eat together as a family.

Food For ThoughtTaesha ButlerMarch 30, 2016family, healthy family, balanced family, why its important to eat together, dinner time, healthy living, real life, family first Comment