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Other Attendees: Kayla Ford Yesenia Sanchez Courtney Ann Sy Julia D Chinnock @laura jones  @kyle hernandez  @sarah corson

Discussion Notes

  • Knock Knock-notepads : Notepads to  help planning (What to Eat, This Weekend, Things Moms Really Really Needs, Daily Intention Tracker) Can order online at: http://knockknockstuff.com/product-category/notepads/?gclid=CMTNneniqs4CFYGHaQodOkMNjg or buy at World Market, Paper Place, or Amazon
  • Break the weekend into quadrants (Sat morning, Sat afternoon, Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon): only plan one big thing in each quadrant
  • Apps to help with lists: Wunderlist, Out of Milk (can mark if you have a coupon), Our Groceries (keeps a list of most common items added, Evernote
  • Meal Planning Tips
    • Try to avoid meal prep (buy pre-cut items, pick things that don't require as  much prep)
    • Have a leftover day the day before trash pick-up to clean out items in the fridge
    • Cook meat on Sunday and stretch it throughout the week in different forms (tacos, sandwiches, etc)
    • One crockpot meal each weekend to help for the week
  • Kid Lunch options
    • Spinach, hummus and tortillas
    • Peanuts
    • Almond butter
    • Pack the night before (plan for 2 nights at a time)
  • Cleaning Tips
    • Roomba: worth every penny! Good with dog hair, empty it out every day; you can schdule it to run at certain times of the day
    • Do deep cleaning on a cycle (so by the end of the month, the whole house will be cleaned)
  • Chores
    • Start early if you can (some moms started around 5 generally, and at age 7 usually need less supervision)
    • Think of ideas to help incentivize "If you do laundry, you get to keep anything in the pockets!"
  • Whatever you do, BE CONSISTENT (with both rewards and consequences)
  • Dont put time limits on consequences (take it away until you think they have learned their lesson)

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