Nature Moms

Enjoying Nature

Tips For Packing Light On Your Next Family Camping Trip

Embarking on a camping trip with a toddler can mean having to carry around snacks, drinks, a change of clothes, nappies, wipes, and many other necessities for even a quick trip to the nearest store. … [Read More...]

4 Reasons to Move to Oregon

Oregon is known for its breath-taking scenery and natural beauty but it offers much more. Located in the Pacific Northwest, it’s a state that suits anybody and everybody. The state of Oregon is one … [Read More...]

Top Ten Fun-Filled Campgrounds In California

Surrounded by the sight of lush greenery, the sound of nature’s finest whispering their sweet hymn, and the scent of crisp fresh air — you can be assured that people of all ages from elderly to adults … [Read More...]

New Parks Add To Ohio’s Best Communal Green Spaces

Parks play an important role in the lives of parents and children who want to spend time in nature. Thanks to new developments such as the recently named Eagle Point Park in Avon, two communal green … [Read More...]

The Homestead

The 3 Common Off-grid Mistakes To Avoid

It is the dream of many burnt-out urbanites and corporate workers to unplug and go and live off the grid. They envision days working the land and nights knitting by the fire. It can all seem idyllic. Although it is an enriching lifestyle, it isn’t always the dream life people imagine for themselves. One of […]

Preparing For Storm Season

If you live in an area where storms rage during the summer, you’re probably familiar with prepping for the rainy season. However, if you just moved, or you’re simply unsure how to get your home and family ready for incoming weather systems, the following three tips will help keep you safe. Monitor Your Power The […]

Should You and Your Family Raise Backyard Chickens?

Most people decide to raise backyard chickens for one reason — eggs. A single chicken can lay an egg nearly every day of the week and, depending on the brood size, this can provide a healthy family breakfast year-round. But chickens provide so much more than eggs. They can control pests in your garden, fertilize […]

Why Homesteaders Are Prepared for Coronavirus and Other Turbulent Times

Madness has descended upon my neck of the woods this week. The coronavirus hysteria has arrived and local grocery and big box stores are being bought out…ie no perishables, no toilet paper, no water, etc. They have emptied the shelves of chemical cleaners and sanitizers. People are wearing face masks and filling up their carts […]

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