Mom Hacks that will ACTUALLY make your life better! (it's NOT what you think!)

Life-Changing Mom Hacks: Transform Your Routine with These Game-Changing Tips and Tricks!
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Discover the Ultimate Mom Hacks: Revolutionary Tips and Tricks That Will Completely Transform Your Life! Say goodbye to chaos and hello to seamless parenting with these genius mom hacks. Try these time-saving shortcuts, this treasure trove of tried-and-true secrets will revolutionize your daily routine. Learn how to effortlessly juggle multiple tasks, maximize productivity, and create a harmonious home environment. These life-changing hacks are designed to simplify your life and empower you to be the chill mom you've always aspired to be. Embrace the power of these strategies and unlock a world of limitless possibilities for your family!

[Housewarmin]

Am I a mom? NO.
Will I watch every Angie video? YES!

[stephineellerbe]

Yes, I love the 5 min tidy. We do the 10 minute tidy 3 or 4 times a day after various "shifts" in our home. We homeschool (3 kids) & it helps a lot

[yolanveitch]

The last part of the video where you basically said to enjoy your family/life whether your home is tidy or not is something a lot of people need to hear. Thanks.

[kylerstowe]

Sage advice. For so many years I struggled with the whole "perfect" thing. I didn't try or do lots of things because I couldn't do it the "right way". Or I would obsess over something until I had become "extra". Quit waiting and just do it. Failure is better than never pushing yourself and trying new things.

[GingerKral]

The serious Angie moment needs to be a short. Seriously.

[Jen-zznv]

The last few moments were golden! All my boys are grown and looking back, that advice is almost what matters most.😊

[darlingantiqueco]

Love this video! Batch cooking healthy food is so great for beating decision fatigue. I will make separate foods in batches that I can make into different dishes so I don’t get bored. I am still a hot mess, but I’m working on it 😂

[phelpsbecky]

The Fly Lady app has been really helpful for me to develop new habits (keeps me accountable) with reminders. I've edited the tasks with items that are applicable to me. Thank you, as always, Angie. Your tips and reminders about life in general are so helpful.

[marywhyte]

Great reminder of what it's like to be a kid..."no personal investment in 95% of the things we want them to do" ....so helpful!

[heidibosseler]

Absolutely LOVE the training children segment. I have a teenager and 3, 5 and under and this hits a homerun. (Discipline/Train/Coach)

[kaleyjanenigh]

Angie's lipstick matching her sweater, I want to be like you! 😂❤

[theculturedkidlanguages]

Oh my gosh Atomic Habits is one of the best books I've read. This video has SO many other epic tips Angela! Thankyou so much for your input on this!

[YayaBolender]

It’s not only Mums hacks, it’s everybody’s hacks, my kids are grownups now so yes, I still must take care of my cat, but even if I had no cat, I would find these hacks useful. Very good ideas!

[juliekonigskind]

The segment about perfectionism really hit home. Thank you so much for uncovering that. The good news is: there is a very likely chance that the people closest to us WILL actually still like us, even if we don’t reach 100% on every single task. Great reminder.

[Lindser-vsce]

This is sweater-lipstick coordination goals 😊

[elizabethvanderputten]

Thank you, Angie! Love your videos. Love the inspiration. Love you! The last tip was my favorite; life is short, smell the roses!

[peachykeen]

Just wanna say I keep coming back to your videos, even though you seem way more put together than me because you keep speaking to the perfectionist voice and telling her to shove it. 😂 There are a few important people in my life who say, “if I need to know it, I’ll just remember it.“ And it’s really frustrating living in a world where we are all supposed to have perfect memories. I still really like that book, “Getting things done, ” because he said that your brain was for processing and treasuring family mementoes, not for remembering when to take out the laundry.

[sandywilliamson]

I sure do love your channel and you, Angie, but I think this video is my absolute favorite that you’ve ever made!!👏😘 Thank you for the ideas, but most importantly, thank you for the encouragement! God bless you and your family!❤️

[abbysmith]

I meal plan for one week at a time. It is exhausting for me the day I do it but it helps SO MUCH for the rest of the week! It also saves us so much money as I am not buying unneeded groceries or letting them go to waste. This summer I thought we would try to be more spontaneous and not meal plan. Big mistake! I needed to hear the insecure vs. perfectionism remarks. Thank you for sharing these tips! Smiles, Abby Smith

[delfinadelmar]

Great video! So refreshing to hear another person share my opinion regarding journaling. Sad we live in a society in which everything you say and THINK, can and will be held against you.