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Three babysteps to being a better mom are (1) stay home, (2) treat your husband well, and (3) follow a vintage schedule for your child which I share in this post. Enjoy! 
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 (source below) What style will I decorate my current home? It wasn't until this picture that I knew. French Country. This is my planning & idea board to fit our Charlotte Mason life.
My Homekeeping Calendar Free Printable is a monthly calendar that already has daily, weekly, monthly tasks planned, so you don't have to.   Our Mother Series makes homekeeping easy! Next you are ready for How to Make a Vintage Homekeeping Schedule (free printable). Kick out chaos with a simple plan for what to do and when to do it.
 As I continue my mother's series, I felt a need for a daily lesson plan for mothers. With just 3 things per day to focus on, a mother can get in time for: mother culture, physical exercise, beauty, etiquette, habit study for home, and more. Let's take a look!
 Today, I'm sharing A Mother's Color-Coded Priority Time Table (Schedule) + Free Printable. Mine. The goal of our Charlotte Mason-inspired schedule is to have a peaceful homeschool morning, plus time for my top priories: God, Family, Home, Home Education, Myself. The free printable is at the bottom of the article. Enjoy!
 Do you know how to make a vintage homekeeping schedule? It's actually pretty easy and you can use my FREE A Mother's Homekeeping Time Cards (print below) to make one in a jiffy. Here's how.
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AuthorRenee Metzler holds a degree in Secondary Education, English from Bloomsburg University of PA. She is a homeschool mom of 4 children and loves to share her joy of lesson planning and curriculum. Categories
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