Feathered Hair for Major Volume The ’70s were all about the feathered look – think Farrah Fawcett’s iconic, voluminous layers. To get that retro fullness, blow-dry your hair with a round brush, flipping it outward as you go. A little […]

Create a “Yes” Environment Kids hear “no” a lot, and sometimes we don’t even realize how often it happens. To balance it out, create spaces in your home where kids can safely explore and say “yes” as much as possible.

Baking Soda: Your Versatile Friend Baking soda is like the Swiss Army knife of cleaning! Mix it with a bit of water to form a paste for scrubbing sinks and countertops, or sprinkle it on carpets before vacuuming to absorb

Turning Off the Lights When You Leave the Room Our parents were always big on this one. Leaving lights on in an empty room wasn’t just “wasteful”—it was downright unthinkable! It’s a simple habit that makes a surprising difference over

Embrace the Hand-Me-Down Tradition Not everything needs to be brand-new. Whether it’s kids’ clothes, furniture, or even gadgets, hand-me-downs can be a game-changer. Plus, it adds a little character and history to your belongings. Ask around with family and friends

Let Kids Be Kids (And Get Messy) In the ’70s, parents encouraged us to play outside, get messy, and explore. Muddy shoes, grass stains, and sticky hands were just signs of a good time. We were allowed to experience the

Honey for Wound Healing Honey’s benefits are legendary—ancient Egyptians even used it as an antiseptic. It’s naturally antibacterial and can soothe and heal minor cuts, burns, and scrapes. Just apply a dab of raw honey to the clean wound and