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Thursday, April 25, 2013 Submitted by Kerry
Click on this link or the banner below to get the great group of eBooks on gardening at a 75% discount.
Whether you’re a new or experienced gardener, this week’s collection includes a variety of gardening tips for everyone! Learn how to garden without a big budget or a lot of space, discover tips for organic gardening and preserving your harvest, and get organized with custom printables. But don’t wait because this bundle is on sale for 75% off this week only!
In Frugal Gardening 101: A Comprehensive Guide to Vegetable Gardening Without Breaking the Bank, Phoebe shares her passion for gardening and proves that vegetable gardening doesn’t have to be expensive. It’s a comprehensive guide that shows you how to garden organically for very little with tips for buying, starting and saving seeds, organic pest and weed control and more.
If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s possible to have a garden with limited space, Jami’s ebook will show you how! Apartment Gardening: A Practical Guide to Growing Vegetables in Small Spaces is a beginner’s guide to everything you need to know about container gardening, including more than 100 pages of how-to advice to help you start your container garden today.
Simple Food {For Spring} is more than just a cookbook. In addition to 28 grain-free recipes (complete with full-color photos!) highlighting spring produce, Shannon also encourages readers in sustainable and homegrown living through her introductions to cleansing, foraging, dehydrating greens and more.
In Heavenly Homemaker’s Guide to Gardening and Preserving, Laura shares her tips for a successful, organic garden, including how, what and when to plant. Beyond gardening, you’ll also find her strategies for making the most of your farmer’s market plus canning tutorials and recipes to help you preserve your harvest.
In addition to a how-to guide for gardening beginners, Angi has created the perfect spot for recording all of your notes and research for your garden. With more than 50 pages of printables, The Gardening Notebook is the perfect way to organize everything you need or want to remember for your garden!
The Gardening bundle is only available through 8am EST on Monday, 4/29. Get yours today.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
We are re-posting this from last year since it is full of great ideas!
Back to School Organizing Tips
Whether your littles are already back to school or gearing up to go back, I am excited to pop in to share some quick tips to get and stay organized for this new school year! I am a mom to three little boys, all of which are heading in different directions for school this year, so being organized for their days is extremely important in our household. Here are a couple of things that we are doing to keep the days running smoothly.
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Monday, July 16, 2012 Submitted by Allison
Looking for something to keep the kids busy and their brains from turning to video game mush? There are lots of great reasons to go the library this summer. While it's a great place to cool off when during yet another heat wave, it offers so much more.
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Monday, July 2, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Happy 4th of July to all our loyal mom readers!
All Things for Mom will be taking a break for the week of 4th of July. Next week All Things for Mom will resume with some of our favorite posts from previous summers. I am hoping that the "old" content will actually be new content for many.
I will be enjoying a break as we welcome our 5th child in the family & the rest of the moms will be enjoying the summer with their kids.
Have a great Summer!
Kerry is the owner of All Things for Mom. A stay-at-home mom to four boys (and another child on the way), she decided to use her background in business and technology to help make life simpler for other moms by providing product suggestions and other information that will help make the job of mothering a little simpler for fellow moms. Kerry's interests include preparing healthy food for her family, spending family time outdoors, photography (especially of her kids), and most importantly growing in her faith so that she can be a better wife & mother (a challenge for all of us!)
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Friday, June 29, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Fashion Mom Friday:
The Seven Deadly Sins of Summer Fashion
It is finally summer time, and the living (and dressing!) is easy. After all, at what other time of the year can you throw on a sundress and flip flops, scrunch your hair, put on some lip gloss and look great? The problem is that as our clothes become tinier, our opportunities for fashion faux pas become greater. However, with a little bit of know-how, you can avoid embarrassing fashion miss-steps and look great until Labor Day. Here are the seven deadly sins of summer fashion:
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Thursday, June 28, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Chard & Cilantro Soup with Noodle Nests
After a particularly beneficial trip to the CSA this week, I came home with loads of leafy greens, including a plethora of chard and cilantro. Rather than use it in green smoothies, I dug into the recesses of my brain for a creative recipe. I originally found this delicious soup in an issue of Cuisine at Home magazine that I can no longer seem to locate. So, in my research to locate it's origin, I discovered that this recipe actually came from a fabulous cookbook Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers' Markets . The author, Deborah Madison, graciously gave me permission to share it with you and suggested we take a look at another chard soup recipe that she shared over at Culinate.com. For more of her deliciously enticing books, head over to her site and check out her collection.
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Thursday, June 28, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
When kids think of summer vacation, their thoughts wander to lazy, fun-filled days playing outside and lounging by the pool. But for moms, summer vacation often stirs up images of a filthy house filled with bored children who are tracking dirt everywhere and complaining about chores and being hot.
If you’re worried about how you’re going to survive this year’s summer vacation, here are some tips to get you organized, keep your kids busy and make this the best summer yet!
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Self Defense Tips for Moms
Most moms talk to their kids about safety several times a day. “Stranger danger” is one of the first concepts we teach our children. But, would you know what to do if someone suspicious approaches you? Do you feel you can protect yourself – and your children if they are with you – from attack?
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Post-Partum Depression:
When is it More than Just the Baby Blues?
When I was pregnant, women warned me about a lot of things: the lack of sleep, the lack of a shower, the resemblances between you and a milk cow - basically the typical “your life will never be the same” speeches. In many ways, they were right. There was one thing, however, about which no one warned me. They never told me that after having my son, I might feel like I was losing my mind. Yet, that is exactly what happened.
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Monday, June 25, 2012 Submitted by Kerry
Gluten-Free Fish Tacos

We love a good fish taco around here but when I started having digestive issues after eating too much gluten I began to cut gluten out of my diet. Much to my chagrin, these beer-battered beauties had to go...or so I thought. With a few minor modifications, I was pleased to discover that this recipe was just as good as our old favorite without all of the digestive - ehem - aftermath.
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