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72. My #1 Tip for Getting Chores Done with a Baby
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If you are anything like me you’ve got a baby in your arms, or on your hip, and a to-do list a mile long. Baby #3 is 2 months now, and I know firsthand how tricky it can be to get anything done when you’ve got a little one who needs you 24/7. The laundry piles up, dinner still has to be made, and we’re not even going to talk about the last time the floors got mopped. But in this episode, I share my #1 tip that’s helped me juggle the chaos and still keep the homestead going strong—and that is babywearing. It’s simple, so practical, and truly a game-changer. So if you’re feeling overwhelmed trying to keep up with chores while snuggling that sweet baby, let’s talk about how babywearing can give you your hands and your peace of mind back.
Whether you're doing laundry, prepping veggies for dinner, or just trying to sweep the floor, babywearing can be your secret weapon for making it all work when you have a velcro baby who just wants to be with mom. Remember, this is such a beautiful season, but it’s also demanding. You don’t have to do it all perfectly. Just find the tools that make things a little bit easier, and babywearing has been one of those for me. I pray that this episode would bless you. Thank you so much for joining me!
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