5 tips to make meal time simple

by Amanda Wells // March 29, 2019 // No Comments

My kids devour food like blue whales consume krill. Tons at a time. Most of the time, before we’ve cleaned up from one meal, they’re already eating the next! (Not to say, we’re slow cleaners; they’re just huge eaters!). Despite... Continue reading →

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How Your Family Can Save Money using Groupon coupons

by Amanda Wells // January 27, 2017 // No Comments

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions are 100% mine. Do you love to save money? Me too. I love it so much that frugal should be my middle name. I mean, it sounds better than Penny Pincher or... Continue reading →

2015 Gift Guide for Kids (on a budget!)

by Amanda Wells // November 25, 2015 // No Comments

Not entirely sure what to get your kids (or grandkids) this Christmas? Try these tried and true gifts your kids will love and so will your wallet! Think outside the box and forget the typical made-in-China toys that’ll be broken... Continue reading →

Myth Busting: Kids and Chores

by Amanda Wells // August 17, 2015 // No Comments

Did you know 82% of adults reported having chores growing up but only 28% require their own children to do them? What changed? When did parents begin thinking chores weren’t important? And what do kids think about doing chores anyway?... Continue reading →

5 Ways to Save with Meal Planning

by Amanda Wells // May 15, 2015 // 2 Comments

Meal planning is important in our family because if I didn’t post a menu, half of our family would eat ALL of the groceries within the first month! And while I don’t want them to starve, the food has to... Continue reading →

A Peek at The Farm Wyfe’s Table–part 4

by Amanda Wells // May 5, 2015 // 3 Comments

As I stare into the freezer at the meager remains, I wonder what we will eat this week. There’s only so much I can do with frozen shredded zucchini, eggs, and a 25 lb bag of flour. It’s not... Continue reading →

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