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Late to the comments here, but I completely understand what you mean about expecting it to be hard. I’m pregnant with baby number two, and my first will be 18mos when baby is born. Even with her as a newborn, I had to basically have no expectations which is also really similar to just expecting the hard things to happen instead of wishing it to be easy. That is the only thing that gets me through lol

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Will you share a playlist of songs you like to listen to while working and a playlist you like to play aloud for your family (to bring calmness) to the space?

Your voice is so calming! I've been culling our belongings whenever I get overwhelmed. We literally go through with a bin bag and start throwing out anything that's just getting in the way. I brought a lot of clutter with me from my single life and we're still tackling the excess of belongings 😅

Yay a new video! 😃 I'm already excited to watch when the kids are asleep.

I just found your channel and I'm in love with your content 🥰. It's absolutely what I need now at this time. Also, it's really nice to see more European creators emerge in this space. Warm greetings from a fellow homemaker and mum of little ones! 👋

New mom friend here!! ❤️ beautiful video!

You look very beautiful

love this so much Mia xx

Whats the song playing two thirds through? Its really beautiful X -xx-

I not only love your videos,Rose I’m enchanted with your absolutely lovely voice….why don’t you look into reading audio books (I would definitely love to listen to a Danielle Steel novel read by you …what do you think about that?

Your voice is very soothing (and much needed for a stressed mom at home like myself). I don’t know why I hadn’t thought to look for content like this sooner. Treating my home as my career (or legacy even) is a game changer. Thank you for sharing.

My boys are now 17 and 22. I still carry a bit of the trauma of feeling like I was ‘just a mum’. I’m improving this a lot . But it saddens me that I’m even here now having to write this. I grew up in a family that kind of conditioned me to ‘ be a mum and housewife’. And I was . I moved out of my childhood home at 18 and had my first son at 21. I decided to be a stay at home mum . For many years people would ask ‘ what do you do?’ And I would get the sad little head tilt from them as I replied. I didn’t feel worthy or good enough. Now that my boys are older and I’m starting to get that empty nest feeling , I realise it is the hardest , most worthy “job” I could have had. If only I had known that at the time. There will forever be the people that look down on you . That’s their problem. If I could go back I would not change being a stay at home mum. It’s the greatest purpose in life I could have been given. It’s a shame it took me until after being a stay at home mum that I really realised this. I mean, I did know it, but other people’s judgements tainted it . Maybe it was the lesson I needed to go through to get to where I am today

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When I first became a stay at home mom, I had an older lady in my church tell me to always get dressed for the day! You are an inspiration! Thank you sharing! 😊

You’re so right about getting dressed every day. I always feel so much better when I get out of my pajamas for the day, and I imagine my husband appreciates it too! I am kind of new to your channel, but what you’ve said so far from the videos I’ve watched, really resonates with me. And thank you for reminding me that my house doesn’t need to be perfect all the time! Also, you are LOVELY!

Have you read “simplified organization”? Some of your pointers reminded me of her book! :)

I feel that you go through stages as your family dynamics change, children grow, YOU grow, life flows onward... For about 8 years, we were moving almost yearly for my husband's work. With 3 children in tow plus my own hobby business, it made sense to have minimal things. I could pack us up and be ready to walk out the door in 1 day's time. I did that more than once! We each had 5 days worth of clothing, 3 pairs of shoes, etc and so on. It was easy and reachable for me. Our house was always neat and tidy because there wasn't anything that COULD be out of place. I was very happy and content with our "little" and I never felt it was " less than". Some folks felt otherwise and had words to share. ' the children need more toys than what they can put in a backpack' ' children need more things!!' ' they will resent you later in life'. I'm happy to say, they honestly didn't even realize they had few possessions. We were always engaged as a family and always going and doing things, every place we lived was a new adventure of discovery, even the actual moving process. They learned to pack well and they often had contests for carrying boxes and bags and such. 4 years ago, life changed drastically. We bought a little farm and a house of our own. We've put down roots and in that process, we've accumulated "things". And while to some, my beloved collection of antiques is clutter..... Even I sometimes look at the many things and chuckle because once not so long ago, I would have had a full blown panic attack at how MUCH stuff there is!" 😂 But to me, to us, it's homey. It's a visual " putting down long term roots" that we didn't know if we would ever get to have. We worked hard to get to where we are, we made many sacrifices, to get here. I still don't do clutter.... If it isn't used or loved, we pass it on. If it doesn't work in a space but maybe in the future it can work (for example, we've renovated our house a few ways and times and created better spaces for us) then I tuck it away neatly in our storage space and it waits for its new home. It would take me a week to pack us now, but I am so happy when I see all my little treasures we've collected... The memories, the trips, the conversations that surround those things. .... And when i die, I want my children to keep or sell whatever they please. I have carefully detailed the values of every item in a log book for their convenience and will update it as years ago by. My things must never be a burden to any of us. They are for enjoyment only..... Just as minimalism is meant to be....

So much truth in this that I needed to hear, panic-decluttering as Christmas looms closer! XD Curious with your bent toward minimalism if you have a system with your kiddos for gifts? Do you limit the amount of gifts your kids get on the holidays? How do you deal with the inundation of toys on Christmas?

For someone so young, you are quite wise. An old soul. Have a great day ❤

I have tracked the days I am exhausted and it’s honestly linked in with my monthly cycle. Which doing some research, is my body doing what it needs to do.

Super video și foarte real ❤ Mulțumesc! ❤❤❤

This is neat! We have an old, Victorian farmhouse in the country in Tennessee. Decor has been a challenge for me, but fun. Love your channel!

You are wise for your age sweet one.

What a beautiful, little bundle of JOY!! God bless from Tennessee, USA.

As a mother of 9, I cannot stress rest enough. Take mini breaks throughout the day. A nap in the afternoon if possible. Your shift doesn’t end, rest is necessary.

girl!! your posting so many videos lately im so excited!! <3 happy holidays from across the pond xx

How ate you so beautiful 😮

Hey sis ❤Did you manage to share the vitamins and electrolytes?

This is beautiful and so encouraging!

Love the prayer, "Lord, enlarge my heart for this." Tucking that away for later use. Thank you for the encouragement.

You have a beautiful approach to life. Thank you for sharing your life in these videos! They are such an encouragement to me, a new first time mome!

Will you share a playlist for motivation and which songs help peacefully energize you?

Being a mother is the greatest blessing in Life. 🥰💖💕

What color blue are your walls? I absolutely love them!!!

Them cordless vacuum cleaners are great at cleaning.I bought a cheap Shark one.