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My homemaking routine for the school year takes on new shapes and rhythms. In this episode, I’m sharing how I adjust to the back-to-school grind.
As summer comes to a close, I'm shifting my homemaking routine to ease into the back-to-school rhythm.
In this episode, I'm sharing simple, practical ways to help those first few weeks feel a little less hectic, like organizing school clothes ahead of time, prepping grab-and-go snacks, and planning easy weeknight meals.
Whether you're home full-time or balancing work and family, I hope these tips help you feel more prepared and less overwhelmed as the school year begins.
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In This Episode
- How I sort through school clothes and decide what to donate
- A simple pulled pork freezer meal that makes weeknights easier
- My favorite tip for saving time with online grocery orders
- A fun and practical snack idea using sourdough discard and pumpkin
- A quick office organization tip to help reset your home rhythm
- One of my favorite make-ahead meals for busy back-to-school nights
Mentioned in This Episode
- Check out the Brod & Taylor proofing box.
- Browse 24 back-to-school recipes and tips to make the transition easier.
- Make a batch of sourdough Cinnamon Toast Crunch for a homemade take on a nostalgic favorite.
- Try this easy meatloaf with hot honey sauce for a simple weeknight dinner or freezer meal.
- Check out my week of freezer meals on YouTube to get ahead on dinner prep.
- Get inspired with these fall freezer meals that are perfect for busy school nights.
